Migrant Families Camped in Kern County 1938
In November 1938, three destitute families of migrants camp along U.S. 99 in Kern County, California. During the Great Depression, many sought better opportunities but faced severe hardships. This image documents the living conditions of migrant families, reflecting the broader struggles of the era. It is part of the FSA/OWI collection, which captures significant moments in U.S. history.
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Migrant Families Camped in Kern County 1938
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