Ditch Digging Gang Seminole Oil Field Oklahoma 1939

A vintage image from August 1939 shows a ditch digging gang at the Seminole oil field in Oklahoma. Workers engaged in manual labor contributed to the booming oil industry, which played a critical role in the states economy. The Seminole field was known for its rich oil reserves, significantly impacting U.S. energy production.

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