Young Girl Shelling Pecans in San Antonio 1939

A vintage photograph from March 1939 captures a young girl in San Antonio, Texas, carefully removing shells from pecan meats. This image showcases the hard work of Mexican and Mexican American individuals in the pecan industry during the 1930s. It provides a glimpse into the labor-intensive processes that defined the eras agricultural practices.

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