Children Working in Hop Fields Oregon 1939

Children work in hop fields in Independence, Polk County, Oregon, during August 1939. At that time, hop-picking was a significant seasonal labor activity, with families relying on the income generated from harvesting hops. The Federal Surplus Relief Corporation and the Office of War Information documented such labor conditions to highlight rural American life.

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