Oyster Unloading in New Orleans September 1938

Unloading oysters from a packet boat occurs in New Orleans, Louisiana. In September 1938, the waterfront bustles with activity, showcasing the significance of the seafood industry to the regions economy. New Orleans has a rich maritime history, with seafood trade being essential since its early days. Oysters remain a staple in local cuisine.

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