Oklahoma City Postman Waiting for Streetcar July 1939
A postman waits for a streetcar in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, in July 1939. He is loaded with mail, illustrating the daily routines of postal workers during that time. The city was developing rapidly, and the streetcar system played a crucial role in public transportation. Oklahoma City was officially founded in 1889.
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Oklahoma City Postman Waiting for Streetcar July 1939
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