Drought Refugees in San Bernardino California 1935

Drought refugees from Colorado settle in San Bernardino, California in February 1935. Families establish new lives in Cotton Gardens, a community created to support those displaced by environmental challenges. San Bernardino County became a significant destination for migrants during this time, reflecting the resilience of those seeking stability amid hardship. The image provides a glimpse into the struggles faced during the Dust Bowl and Great Depression, as documented in the FSA/OWI Collection.

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