1939 Yakima Workers Packing Fresh Prunes at Night

Workers pack fresh prunes at night on Produce Row in Yakima, Washington, in 1939. They process the fruit for two cents per box during the peak season, showcasing the agricultural industry of the region. Yakima is known for its fruit production, particularly prunes and apples.

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