Pear Picker Harvesting in Hood River Oregon 1941

In September 1941, a pear picker works in Hood River, Oregon, a key fruit-producing region. The image documents the pear harvesting process that was vital to the local economy. During this time, Oregon was known for its high-quality pears, contributing significantly to the states agricultural output and commerce.

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