Connecticut Pumpkins and Turnips October 1939
In October 1939, pumpkins and turnips are displayed in a rural area near Berlin, Connecticut. The image reflects agricultural practices in small-town America before World War II. It documents the farming heritage of the region, showcasing local crops and the rural lifestyle that characterized Connecticut during the late 1930s.
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Connecticut Pumpkins and Turnips October 1939
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