bunk·house (b ngk hous )n. A building providing sleeping quarters on a ranch or in a camp. |
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To witness a snowslide within a short distance of the miner's bunkhouse is no rare occurrence. The crew objected to the appalling conditions, living in cold bunkhouses with poor food, spending the few daylight hours underground, and drilling dry with hand-steel in dusty, freezing conditions. Covarrubias-Lopez came from Carranza, Jalisco, to Bakersfield in 1958 to pick beans and corn but wound up working in the bracero bunkhouse as a handyman. |
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