Migrants on U.S. Route 80 Southwest New Mexico 1938

In June 1938, migrants travel along U.S. Route 80 in Southwest New Mexico. This route was significant for those seeking better opportunities during the Great Depression. Captured as part of the Farm Security Administration, this image documents the migratory patterns of the era. Understanding these routes provides insight into the historical context of migration in American history.

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