Single Men Itinerants by Railroad Tracks Calipatria 1939

In February 1939, a group of single men stands by the railroad tracks in Calipatria, California. These itinerants, recognizable by their bindles, represent the transient lifestyle common during this period. This image documents the migration patterns and socio-economic conditions in Imperial County, reflecting the struggles of those seeking work and better opportunities.

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