Oyster Harvesting Workers in Olga Louisiana 1938

In September 1938, workers in Olga, Louisiana, tie sacks of oysters and attach identification tags along the waterfront. This scene reveals the oyster harvesting process that plays a significant role in the local seafood industry. Louisiana is known for its rich oyster beds, contributing to the states economy and culinary heritage.

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