Migrant Camp Living Conditions Gridley California 1939

A temporary migrant camp in Gridley, California, operates in August 1939 during the peak agricultural season. The Farm Security Administration established these camps to provide housing for seasonal workers. Migrants faced significant hardships, including inadequate facilities and limited resources. Butte County, known for its agriculture, became a hub for seasonal labor during this time.

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