1939 Vintage Photo of White Migrant Family in Oklahoma

A family of white migrants travels in their automobile east of Fort Gibson, Muskogee County, Oklahoma, in June 1939. During this time, many families sought work opportunities across the United States, often facing challenging conditions. Oklahoma, known for its agricultural economy, was a key area for labor migration during the 1930s.

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