Hogpen of Tenant Farmer in Wagoner County Oklahoma 1939

A hogpen in Wagoner County, Oklahoma, is constructed from an automobile body, illustrating the resourcefulness of tenant farmers in the 1930s. In June 1939, many African American laborers faced challenging living conditions. These adaptations reflect their resilience in a time of economic hardship in the agricultural sector.

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