Women in Agriculture 1939 Thurston County Michigan Hill

Mrs. Arnold, age thirty-two, works on rugged land in Thurston County, Washington, in August 1939. This image illustrates the essential role women played in agriculture during the late 1930s. Michigan Hill, known for its challenging terrain, became a site where women contributed significantly to food production and farm labor.

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