Schoolchildren Lunch at FSA Camp Caldwell Idaho 1941

Schoolchildren gather for lunch at the Farm Security Administration farm workers camp in Caldwell, Idaho, in May 1941. The FSA, created during the Great Depression, aimed to assist struggling farmers and their families. It provided crucial services, including educational programs. This image serves as a historical record of community support for agricultural workers.

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