Farm Workers Wife Teaches Daughter to Walk 1941

A farm workers wife teaches her baby girl to walk at a Farm Security Administration labor camp in Caldwell, Idaho, in June 1941. These labor camps provided support for rural families during the Great Depression. The FSA aimed to improve living conditions for agricultural workers, offering essential resources and assistance to struggling communities.

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