Little Oklahoma California Shack February 1936 Vintage Photo

This image from February 1936 shows a modest shack in Little Oklahoma, California, an area settled by migrant families during the Great Depression. The lots measured 50 by 150 feet, with values between $120 and $200. Many residents sought better opportunities but faced unemployment and varying access to government aid.

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