Migrant worker cleaning her daughter's scalp: Belle Glade, Florida (1939)
Image Number: RC02700
Young woman packinghouse worker from Tennessee, trying to get the black muck, which causes an itchy rash and sores and scabs on scalp, out of her oldest child's hair. The water is from the dirty canal nearby. She has three other children. Belle Glade, Florida.
Migrant children workers: Belle Glade, Florida (1939)
Image Number: RC18523
Children of migrant packinghouse workers, living in a "lean-to" made of pieces of rusty galvanized tin and burlap. They are left alone all day and often until three a.m. Both parents work when possible. Belle Glade, Florida.
Family of migrant agricultural workers: Canal Point, Florida (1939)
Image Number: RC02710
Migrant laborers' camp near Canal Point, Florida. In foreground is a bean hamper which they use to sit on and they call a "muck rocker." Some of them are from Missouri and Arkansas.
Family of migrant agricultural workers: Belle Glade, Florida (1939)
Image Number: RC02683
Migrant agricultural worker and his family: Canal Point, Florida (1939)
Image Number: RC02699
Migrant mother, 32, has 11 children: Belle Glade, Florida (1939)
Image Number: RC18526
Migrant laborer's wife and child. She is thirty-two years old has had eleven children.
Children of citrus workers: Winter Haven, Florida (1937)
Image Number: RC18528
Written on the door in the background: Bath Room.
Children of citrus workers in hallway of apartment house. Winter Haven, Florida.
Family of migrant workers having supper: Belle Glade, Florida (1939)
Image Number: RC08994
Woman migrant packinghouse worker from Tennessee with four children and two relatives eating supper. Belle Glade, Florida.
