Farm Worker Homes Caldwell Idaho June 1941

The image shows the homes of permanent farm workers at the Farm Security Administration labor camp in Caldwell, Idaho. Taken in June 1941, it documents the living conditions of agricultural laborers who were supported by government programs aimed at improving rural life during the Great Depression era. The camp provided essential housing for those contributing to the agricultural economy in Idaho.

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