Yakima Washington Stockade Jail for Farm Workers 1939
The vintage image from August 1939 shows the stockade in Yakima, Washington, a notable jail for striking farm workers during the 1933 labor dispute. The stockade served as a temporary detention center amid tensions between labor unions and agricultural employers. This event marked a significant moment in U.S. labor history, illustrating the struggles faced by workers seeking better conditions.
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Yakima Washington Stockade Jail for Farm Workers 1939
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