Unemployed Oil Worker with Baby in Seminole Oklahoma 1939

An unemployed oil worker holds his baby in Seminole, Oklahoma, in August 1939. The image captures life during the economic hardships of the Great Depression, particularly affecting families in oil-producing areas. Seminole is known for its oil boom in the early 20th century, contributing significantly to the states economy.

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