Migrant Winter Camp in Sacramento 1936

A migrant winter camp stands on the outskirts of Sacramento, California in November 1936. Approximately eighty families built makeshift shelters and paid $1.25 monthly for ground rent and water access. Located half a mile from the American River, the camp serves as a testament to the resilience of families during the Great Depression.

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