Mr. OBrien Farmer in Drought-Affected North Dakota 1937

Mr. OBrien stands amidst the parched landscape of Southern Williams County, North Dakota, in October 1937. During this time, farmers contended with severe drought conditions exacerbated by the Great Depression. North Dakotas agricultural sector faced significant hardships, leading to widespread economic struggles for many families in the region.

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