Migrant Family Preparing Food in Henrietta Oklahoma 1939

A migrant family prepares food along a roadside in Henrietta, Oklahoma, in July 1939. During the Great Depression, many families sought work and stability, often living in temporary conditions. The image reflects the resilience of those who traveled in search of better opportunities and highlights the significance of community and cooperation during difficult times.

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