1943 Zinc Production Workers at Eagle-Picher Plant Oklahoma

Workers operate a rock crusher at the Eagle-Picher plant near Cardin, Oklahoma, in 1943. The plant played a crucial role in the production of zinc and lead during World War II, supplying materials essential for military applications. This facility was vital for bolstering the war effort, supporting military operations and manufacturing needs.

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