1938 Vintage Photograph of Migrant Families Camping U.S. 99

In November 1938, families camp along U.S. 99 in California, showcasing the realities of migrant life. This image illustrates the challenges faced by those seeking work during the Great Depression. Shelter is provided by a nearby billboard, highlighting the resourcefulness of these families. The scene documents the living conditions of migrant workers in Californias agricultural landscape.

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