Vintage Water Hauler 1939 Tenant Farmer Muskogee Oklahoma

A tenant farmer near Muskogee, Oklahoma uses a primitive water hauler in June 1939. The image reflects the agricultural practices of African American tenant farmers in the early 20th century. Water transport methods were essential for farming, particularly in regions with limited access to reliable water sources. This technique played a crucial role in sustaining crops and livestock.

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