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Description
Color slide of children participating in a sack race at the Marlboro Chuckwagon Corral of 1974 held at the Mission Viejo Stables in Mission Viejo, California. The Marlboro Chuckwagon Corral was organized by Philip Morris Company. The photograph shows five children hopping in potato sacks in the dirt. In the background is corral-type fencing, a few station wagon automobiles, and a red building that is probably horse stables. There is also an orange truck for transporting horses or livestock in the background. On the frame of the slide is a label that reads, "74-046, Frame 012," stamped next to that label is "Jun 1974."
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