Migrant Workers Washing Up for Dinner Oklahoma June 1939

Agricultural day laborers wash up for dinner near Webbers Falls, Oklahoma, in June 1939. This image documents the daily life of migrant workers in Muskogee County. It provides insight into their routines and labor practices during the Great Depression era, highlighting the resilience and hard work of these individuals.

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