Migrant Workers Arriving in Roadster Imperial Valley 1939

Eight individuals arrive in a roadster on U.S. 80 in Imperial Valley, California, in February 1939. They are likely migrants seeking work as pea pickers during a time of economic hardship. Imperial Valley is known for its agriculture, and migrant labor played a crucial role in its development. The area continues to be a significant agricultural hub today.

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