Transient Laborer in Hancock County Mississippi 1938

A transient laborer stands by the roadside in Hancock County, Mississippi, captured in October 1938. During the Great Depression, many individuals traveled in search of work, often facing challenging conditions. Mississippis rural areas were heavily affected, and laborers contributed to agriculture and local economies amid widespread hardship.

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