Unloading Boxes at Mays Avenue Camp Oklahoma City 1939

In 1939, workers unload boxes from a truck at a shack home near Mays Avenue camp in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. This vintage image reflects the daily struggles faced in a transient camp during the Great Depression. It is part of the FSA/OWI Collection, documenting the hardships and resilience of American life during this challenging period.

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