Roadside Sandwich Shop in Ponchatoula, Louisiana Size:45x60

Roadside Sandwich Shop in Ponchatoula, Louisiana Size:45x60During the 1930s, Walker Evans spent a significant amount of time photographing workers and architecture in the Southeastern United States. Evans was photographing for the Resettlement Administration, which later came to be known as the Farm Security Administration. This particular image was taken by Evans in Ponchatoula, Louisiana, in 1936. There is plenty of nostalgia to be had in this image of "George's Place", a roadside sandwich shop. In the

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