Living Quarters and Juke Joint for Migratory Workers, a Slack Season, Belle Glade, Florida Possibly 1941 - 1985

"Living Quarters and Juke Joint for Migratory Workers, a Slack Season, Belle Glade, Florida" is a color photograph taken by Marion Post Wolcott, depicting a scene of everyday life in Belle Glade, Florida, a town known for its agricultural industry. The image captures a small juke joint with a group of men standing outside and a young boy walking in the background. The photograph provides a glimpse into the social landscape of the town, documenting a moment in time during a slack season for migrant workers, a significant period in American history. The photograph captures the stark reality of life for migrant workers in the era, a poignant portrayal of their daily struggles and resilience.