Migrant Family Collecting Fruit in Oklahoma City 1939

In July 1939, a family lived in Mays Avenue camp in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. They gathered overripe fruit from local vegetable packing facilities. As former farmers, they participated in transient labor as migrant workers while occasionally sourcing food from vegetable dumps, showcasing the hardships faced during this era.

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