Images from Ken Burns' 'The Dust Bowl'
Ken Burns' two-part, four-hour film, "The Dust Bowl," premieres on PBS on Sunday and Monday.
MORE: Ken Burns' latest: The man-made disaster of the Dust Bowl
MORE: Ken Burns' latest: The man-made disaster of the Dust Bowl
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Ken Burns' 'The Dust Bowl'( PBS )
When Harry Forester lost his farm to the dust and Depression in Oklahoma, the family converted its truck into a modern-day covered wagon and migrated to California in 1936, where Forester had found work. Two of his daughters (Louise, front row, left, in cap; and Shirley, second row, second from right) help tell the story of their father's broken dreams and the journey to a new life.
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