Migrant Worker Cooking Over Wood Fire June 1939

A migrant worker cooks fatback over a wood fire in a camp near Prague, Oklahoma, in June 1939. This scene illustrates the daily life of laborers during the Great Depression. Many migrant workers faced harsh conditions, relying on simple meals cooked over open flames. Oklahoma was a key state for agricultural labor during this era.

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