Indian Child at Blueberry Picker Camp Minnesota 1937

An Indian child stands in a blueberry pickers camp near Little Fork, Minnesota, in August 1937. During this time, many Indigenous communities participated in seasonal berry picking as a way to sustain their livelihoods. Blueberry picking was a significant activity, providing both food and income for families in the region.

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