



Fisherman Unloading Fresh Oysters in Olga Louisiana 1938
$29.95
A fisherman unloads freshly caught oysters from his boat at the waterfront in Olga, Louisiana, in September 1938. The fishing industry has played a vital role in Louisianas economy, with oysters being a significant part of local seafood traditions. The region is known for its rich marine resources, influencing culinary practices and local livelihoods.
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Fisherman Unloading Fresh Oysters in Olga Louisiana 1938
12" x 18"
$29.95
