Pears Harvesting in Yakima Valley August 1939

Workers harvest pears in the Yakima Valley, Washington, in August 1939. The image shows a laborer dumping a sack of pears into a box for transport to the packinghouse. The design of the sack, which opens from the bottom, reflects agricultural practices of the late 1930s. Yakima Valley is renowned for its rich fruit production.

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