Cotton Pickers Resting Arkansas September 1938

Cotton pickers rest on a bag in the Lake Dick Project area of Arkansas. Taken in September 1938, this image captures the agricultural labor landscape during a significant period in U.S. history. The Lake Dick Project played a crucial role in resettlement and rural rehabilitation efforts, reflecting the labor conditions faced by workers in cotton production.

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