Roughnecks at Oklahoma Oil Well August 1939

Roughnecks at an oil well in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, work diligently in August 1939. They lean on a wrench while tightening a joint in the pipe, showcasing the manual labor essential to the oil industry. This period saw significant growth in oil production in Oklahoma, shaping the states economy and workforce.

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