Sons of Pomp Hall Watering Calf Creek County Oklahoma 1940

Sons of Pomp Hall water a calf on their farm in Creek County, Oklahoma, in February 1940. Tenant farming was common in Oklahoma, providing livelihoods for many families during this period. African American children often participated in farm activities, highlighting their role in agricultural communities. Cattle care was essential for sustenance and economy.

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