Mother of Five Children – Drought Refugee from Oklahoma

Theater Lobby Card for the Film Version of The Grapes of Wrath | 1940

Pamphlet, "Their Blood is Strong" | 1938

Opening page spread from "Again The Covered Wagon" article in Survey Graphic Magazine | July 1935

"Indigent Ban Sustained" (page from government report, "Notes from the Field") | 1935

Mother of Five children, Drought Refugee from Oklahoma (Page from Government Report) | June 4, 1935

Tenant farmer in Texas to migrant laborer in CA (page from government report) | September 1935

Title page of Statement in support of project to establish camps for migrants in California | August 1935

Page from Statement in support of project to establish camps for migrants in California | August 22, 1935

Page from Statement in support of project to establish camps for migrants in California | August 22, 1935

Damaged Child, Shacktown, Elm Grove, Oklahoma | August 1936

Copus Camp, Near Westley | April 1, 1939

Coachella Housing | 1935

Obverse of "Drought Refugees from Oklahoma Camping by the Roadside" print | August 1936

Drought Refugees from Oklahoma Camping by the Roadside | August 1936

Untitled (Private Labor Camp) | Circa 1935

Untitled (Texas Tenant Farmer) | Sept. 1935

Eighteen Year Old Mother from Oklahoma now a California Migrant | March 1935

Disaster, Shacktown | 1940

Migratory workers camp on the plains - Kern Co. - Bakersfield. Drought refugee family. | February 1, 1935

Back (Drought Refugees) | 1935

Rural Woman's Feet, Oklahoma | 1938

Rural Oklahoma Woman & Children | 1938

Pea Camp near Stockton | 1936

Tent housing a family of four who will be returned to Oklahoma by the Relief Administration. Imperial County, California | March 1937

Marysville - Old Camp | Circa 1935

Cottage Gardens - An Early Form of Tract Housing - Privately owned. $1.00 Down. | February 1935

The Howard family - Oklahomans without food and shelter, encamped beside US 99 | 1936-37

Drought Refugees | 1935

Oklahoma Grandmother Sewing Outside of Tent | June 1935

Untitled (Mexican Migrant Children, Pea Camp, Stockton, California) | Circa 1935

Child in Mushroom Pickers Camp | Circa 1935

Coachella Valley People | March 1935

Mexican Child in Migrant Labor Camp | 1935

Cotton Camps | Circa 1939

Cotton Camp | Circa 1939

Arvin Camp, Arvin Calif. - Settling Down | 1940

Arvin Camp Settling Down | 1940

Untitled (Woman and Child in Camp) | 1938

Rural Oklahoma Woman & Children | 1938

Funeral Cortege - End of an Era in a Small Valley Town | Circa 1938

Westley Potato Camp | April 1938

Marysville - Old Camp | Circa 1935

Cottage Gardens - Outskirts of San Bernardino | 1935

The Howards - 1936-37 | 1936-1937

Untitled (Drought Refugees) | February 1935

Outskirts of Shafter - Oklahoma Grandmother Quilting | June 1935

Mother of Five Children - Drought Refugee from Oklahoma | May 22, 1935

Mother of Five Children - Drought Refugee from Oklahoma | May 22, 1935

Back - Potato Pickers | June 1935

Drought Refugees (Back) | Circa 1935

Three Generations of Texans Now Drought Refugees | 1935

Three Generations of Texans now Drought Refugees | Circa 1935

Ruby (Daughter of Tennessee Coal Miner Living in American River Camp, Near Sacramento, California) | 1935

Ruby (Daughter of Tennessee Coal Miner Living in American River Camp, Near Sacramento, California) | November 1936

Untitled (Pea Camp) | 1935

Mexican Child - Pea Camp | Circa 1935

Untitled (Camp Scenes) | 1935

Walter Packard and Tom Collins | 1935

Tom Collins and the Walter Packard Family | Circa 1935

Coachella Valley People - Texan - Public Camp | 1935

Mexican Labor | 1935

"Grapes of Wrath" Billboard | 1939

"Grapes of Wrath" Billboard | 1939