Homemade Jelly Stand Northampton Massachusetts 1939

Homemade jelly is displayed at a roadside stand in Northampton, Massachusetts, in October 1939. Roadside markets served as important venues for local farmers and artisans, allowing them to sell homemade goods directly to consumers. During this period, small towns relied on such markets for agricultural commerce and community engagement.

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