Laborers on Louisiana Plantation September 1938

Laborers work on a plantation near Convent in Saint James Parish, Louisiana in September 1938. The image is part of the FSA/OWI Collection, which documented the lives of rural laborers during the Great Depression. Louisianas plantations were significant centers of agriculture, primarily focused on sugarcane production during this period.

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