Migrant Pea Pickers in California Camp Rainfall February 1936 Vintage Image

This image shows migrant pea pickers in a rain-soaked camp in California, captured in February 1936. During the Great Depression, many sought work in agriculture, making California a key destination for labor. The photograph documents the living conditions of these workers, who often lived in makeshift shelters while moving between harvests.

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