Soup Kitchen Line Great Depression. Hungry man with his meal of bread and soup at a new york city soup kitchen during the great depression. Select from premium soup kitchen line of the highest quality.
Tammy robinson lost ways found 17 comments print this article. Al capone was a gangster who made a fortune during the prohibition though bootlegging. Sometimes people would wait in line for hours to get a bowl of watery soup and maybe some bread.
His fedora and now ragged sports jacket indicate his past employment.
Families were financially unable to scrape up money for their next meal. I believe that there were soup kitchens, although they were few and far between. Boy working in a factory. See more ideas about dust bowl, great depression, soup kitchen.