Mules at Pomp Hall Oklahoma February 1940 Agricultural Practices
Harnessed mules stand at Pomp Hall in Creek County, Oklahoma. Taken in February 1940, the image documents tenant farming practices among African American communities. Mules were essential for plowing and transportation, reflecting the agricultural methods prevalent in the post-Depression era. Mules played a vital role in sustaining rural economies across the South.
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Mules at Pomp Hall Oklahoma February 1940 Agricultural Practices
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