Yakima Apple Packing School Labor Camp 1941

A woman packs wooden apples at a migratory labor camp in Yakima, Washington. In September 1941, this scene illustrates the Work Projects Administration apple packing school. The image reflects labor practices of the 1940s, showcasing the efforts to support agricultural workers during a crucial period in American history.

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