Pigpen Built from Old Beds in Texas Migrant Camp 1939

A vintage image shows a pigpen made from old bed parts in a white migrant camp near Harlingen, Texas. Taken in February 1939, it illustrates the resourcefulness of migrant families during the Great Depression. Migrant camps were essential for agricultural workers seeking employment, highlighting the challenges they faced in rural areas.

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