Oklahoma Drought Refugees Arriving in California 1937

In March 1937, Oklahoma drought refugees arrive in California, illustrating the migration caused by the Dust Bowl. Many families left their homes seeking better opportunities amidst severe economic and environmental challenges. This period saw thousands relocate in search of stability, shaping migration patterns and impacting American society during the 1930s.

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