Farm Workers Assembling Tent in Idaho May 1941

Farm workers assemble a tent at the Farm Security Administration migratory labor camp in Wilder, Idaho, in May 1941. These camps provided essential housing for agricultural laborers during the Great Depression. The program aimed to improve living conditions and support migrant families who contributed significantly to U.S. agriculture.

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