Migratory Bean Pickers in Oregon August 1939

Migratory bean pickers travel from Dakota to Oregon in August 1939, gathering crops near West Stayton in Marion County. These agricultural workers played a vital role in the regions economy, contributing to the labor force during harvest seasons. The image provides insight into the challenges faced by itinerant laborers in the 1930s.

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