Migrant Families in Mobile Homes California 1936

Migrant families live in mobile homes near Bakersfield, California in November 1936. Many moved to this region during the Great Depression seeking agricultural work. Their makeshift accommodations reflect resilience amidst hardship. This migration shaped the agricultural landscape in Kern County, where many sought better opportunities.

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