Girls at A. C. Gilbert Co February 1942 Military Production

Two girls work diligently at the A. C. Gilbert Company in New Haven, Connecticut, in February 1942. Stephanie Cewe and Ann Manemeit transitioned from assembling toy locomotives to producing parachute flare casings for the military during World War II. This shift reflects the wartime effort to support U.S. troops with essential supplies.

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