Migrant Workers Camp in Gridley California 1939

A temporary camp for migrants stands in Gridley, California in January 1939. These camps were established by the Farm Security Administration to provide shelter for migrant workers during peak agricultural seasons. Living conditions were often challenging, as many sought work in the agricultural sector due to the Great Depressions economic impact.

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