When Robert returned from the war, one of the first assignments that he got was as an Official photographer for the Chicago Housing Authority, a new agency formed to administer public housing in Chicago. He was tasked with documenting the living conditions of poor people on the west and south sides of Chicago so the CHA could use the photographs as "Propaganda" to show that they were buildings to make these people's lives better.
Lady sweeping her floor
White Front Grocery Store
Girl Walking Through Garbage Strewn Alley
Men in Their Living Room with a Wood Burning Stove
Family in their Living Room Reading the Paper
Young Boy Standing in Front of Truck
Young Boy Washing His Hands
Young Boy in Ghetto Hallway
Young Mother and her Kids
Young kids watering flowers
