Migrant Mother in Westley California April 1939
A migrant mother stands in a contractors camp in Westley, California, in April 1939. She holds an agricultural workers medical association card while caring for her sick baby. During this time, migrant families in Stanislaus County faced significant hardships. The Farm Security Administration sought to improve conditions for agricultural workers.
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Migrant Mother in Westley California April 1939
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