Cotton Pickers in San Joaquin Valley 1936 Photo

Cotton pickers labor in the San Joaquin Valley, California in November 1936. Lange captured the challenges faced by workers during the Great Depression, illustrating the significance of agriculture in the region. The San Joaquin Valley was essential for cotton farming, reflecting the socio-economic conditions of that era.

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