Cotton Workers Traveling to Wilson Plantation 1937

Cotton workers travel from Memphis, Tennessee, to the Wilson Plantation in Arkansas in June 1937. This journey covers forty-three miles and reflects the migration patterns of agricultural laborers during the Great Depression. The Farm Security Administration and Office of War Information focused on documenting the lives and working conditions of these essential workers.

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