Pears from Hood River Oregon Packing Plant September 1941

Pears arrive from an orchard at a packing plant in Hood River, Oregon. Captured in September 1941, this vintage image reflects the agricultural practices of the time. The scene illustrates the significance of fruit packing in the region’s economy and highlights the labor involved in transporting fresh produce to markets.

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