1941 Pear Grading and Packing in Hood River Oregon

In September 1941, workers in Hood River, Oregon, grade, wrap, and pack pears for distribution. The Hood River Valley is known for its fertile land and ideal climate for fruit cultivation. Each year, the region ships around 6.5 million boxes of fresh pears, contributing significantly to the local economy and agriculture in the state.

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