Cotton Pickers in Lehi Arkansas September 1938

Cotton pickers wear knee pads while working in Lehi, Arkansas, in September 1938. These workers participated in the labor-intensive cotton harvesting process, a significant agricultural practice in the Southern United States. The image illustrates the economic conditions of the era, when cotton was a vital crop for the region’s economy.

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