Sleeping Laborer in Gateway District Minneapolis 1937

A transient laborer sleeps in a park in the Gateway District of Minneapolis, Minnesota, in August 1937. This moment reflects the struggles of many during the Great Depression, as urban areas faced increased unemployment and poverty. The Gateway District was known for its temporary lodgings and nearby employment opportunities.

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