Oyster Fishermans Son in Olga Louisiana September 1938

A waterfront scene in Olga, Louisiana in September 1938 shows the son of an oyster fisherman. This image provides insight into the local fishing industry, which played a crucial role in the regions economy. During this time, Louisiana was known for its abundant seafood resources, particularly oysters, vital to local culture and livelihoods.

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