Unloading Chickens at Poultry House Eufaula Oklahoma 1940

Chickens are unloaded at a poultry house in Eufaula, Oklahoma, in February 1940. The image provides insight into the agricultural practices prevalent in the region during this time. Eufaula, known for its role in poultry farming, contributed significantly to the local economy, reflecting the importance of agriculture in Oklahoma.

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