Flowering Tobacco Plants in Berlin Connecticut 1939

Flowering tobacco plants thrive in Berlin, Connecticut, in October 1939. The image documents the agricultural practices of the time, showcasing the cultivation of tobacco, which was a vital crop in the state. Connecticut was known for its quality tobacco, particularly used for cigar production, contributing significantly to the local economy during that period.

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