Itinerant Statue Makers and Laborers Oklahoma June 1939

A camp of itinerant statue makers and agricultural day laborers exists on Poteau Creek near Spiro in Sequoyah County, Oklahoma. In June 1939, the scene reflects the lives of migrant workers who sought employment in rural areas. The image is part of the FSA/OWI Collection, which documents the experiences of these laborers during the Great Depression.

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