Vintage Pigpen in Migrant Camp Harlingen Texas 1939

A pigpen built from old beds exists in a white migrant camp near Harlingen, Texas. Taken in February 1939, this image reflects the resourcefulness of migrant families. During the Great Depression, many individuals sought work in agriculture, often living in camps where they constructed makeshift shelters and facilities to sustain their livelihoods.

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