Tobacco Dealer at Streetcar Terminal Oklahoma City 1939

A tobacco dealer waits for a streetcar motorman at a terminal in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, in July 1939. This image is part of the FSA/OWI Collection, which documents everyday life during the Great Depression. Streetcars were a primary mode of transportation in urban areas, connecting communities and supporting local economies.

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