Mission District San Francisco 1936 Vintage Image of Migrant Families During Great Depression

This image from February 1936 depicts living conditions in the Mission District of San Francisco, California, highlighting the rental costs for migrant families during the Great Depression. The area became a hub for economic opportunities.

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