1942 Mobile Camp with Japanese-American Farm Worker in Oregon

A mobile camp in Nyssa, Oregon, operates in July 1942, associated with the Farm Security Administration. Japanese-American farm workers contributed to agricultural labor in Malheur County during World War II. The FSA aimed to improve living conditions for farmers and provide assistance to displaced populations amid wartime challenges.

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