Migrant Family Life in Oklahoma June 1939 Black and White Photo

A young son of an agricultural day laborer rests in bed near Vian, Sequoyah County, Oklahoma. Captured in June 1939, this black and white negative documents the experiences of migrant families in rural America during the Great Depression. It provides insight into the living conditions and struggles faced by these families.

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