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#20 A homeless cotton-picking family of seven walk on Highway 99 from Phoenix, Arizona to San Diego in search of relief. 1939

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#20 A homeless cotton-picking family of seven walk on Highway 99 from Phoenix, Arizona to San Diego in search of relief. 1939

Lofty Billboards That Sold the American Way in the Final Years of The Great Depression

#20 A homeless cotton-picking family of seven walk on Highway 99 from Phoenix, Arizona to San Diego in search of relief. 1939

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