1936 Mexican Field Workers Homes in Brawley California

In February 1936, homes of Mexican field workers are visible in Brawley, Imperial Valley, California. These dwellings showcase the simple structures and dirt roads typical of migrant communities during the Great Depression. Living conditions reveal the challenges faced by laborers who contributed significantly to agriculture in the region.

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