Napa Valley Migrant Worker December 1938 Historical Image

Napa Valley, California, in December 1938 depicts the life of a migrant worker known as a bindle-stiff. These workers traveled between various industries, playing a crucial role in Californias labor force. This image is part of the FSA/OWI Collection, which documents the experiences of migrants. Napa County served as a key location for these laborers during this era.

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