Oklahoma Grandmother in California Squatters Camp 1937

In March 1937, an Oklahoma grandmother resides in a squatters camp in Southern California. During the Great Depression, many migrants sought better opportunities in California, facing challenging living conditions. This image illustrates the resilience of individuals who relocated, reflecting the broader experiences of American migrants in that era.

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