Workers Unloading Equipment at Seminole Oil Field 1939

Workers unload heavy equipment from a truck at the Seminole oil field in Oklahoma in August 1939. This location was pivotal in the development of the petroleum industry in the early 20th century. The oil field contributed significantly to the economic growth of the region and attracted numerous workers seeking employment during that era.

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