Workers Painting Derrick in Seminole Oil Field 1939

In August 1939, workers paint a derrick in the Seminole oil field of Oklahoma. At that time, oil production was vital to the states economy, driving growth and development. Workers often opted against safety belts, believing they impeded their work. The Seminole oil field became a significant site, contributing to the oil boom of the 20th century.

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