Oil Field Boilers in Seminole Oklahoma August 1939

In August 1939, boilers stand prominently in an oil field in Seminole, Oklahoma. This image represents the significant role of oil production in Oklahomas economy during the early 20th century. The state became a major hub for oil extraction, contributing to the growth of the American energy industry. The equipment shown was essential for refining and processing oil.

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