Migrant Workers in California Lemon Fields 1939

Migrant workers gather in February 1939 near Strathmore, California, located in Tulare County. Originating from Wyoming and Missouri, these laborers worked in lemon fields for eight years. The image illustrates the life of agricultural workers in California, highlighting the states role in providing seasonal employment during the Great Depression.

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