Cotton Gin in Slick Oklahoma February 1940

A cotton gin stands in Slick, Oklahoma, in February 1940. This image captures essential agricultural machinery used for cotton processing in this oil ghost town in Creek County. Part of the FSA/OWI Collection, it provides insight into the economic activities that shaped the region during this period of American history.

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