Boilers in Seminole Oklahoma Oil Field August 1939

In August 1939, boilers stand amidst an oil field in Seminole, Oklahoma. This area was integral to the oil boom that transformed the U.S. economy in the early 20th century. Seminole emerged as a significant production site, contributing to the expansion of the oil industry. Oklahoma remains known for its rich oil reserves and historical significance.

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