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The image is a black and white photograph depicting a rural scene. In the foreground, there is a man standing among young apple trees. He is wearing a cap, a long-sleeved shirt, and pants, and he appears to be examining the plants. The man is positioned slightly to the left of the center of the image. The apple trees are planted in rows, and there are potatoes planted between the rows. The ground is visible around the base of the trees, and it appears to be a mix of soil and possibly some vegetation. In the background, there is a vast open field that extends to the horizon. The field is flat and appears to be cultivated, with no visible structures or trees. The sky is overcast, and the lighting in the photograph is even, suggesting it might be a cloudy day. The image has a watermark or text overlay that reads "N# 382," "Young Orchard," "Cascade Orchard Company," "Eastwood, J.C.," "5 x 7 in.," and "Volume1\\1960092002.tif." The text indicates that the photograph is likely part of a collection or series, possibly related to agricultural practices or a specific orchard company. The date "3/25/2003" suggests that the photograph was taken recently, and the date "9/15/1960" indicates when the photograph was accessed or catalogued. The text "Volume1\\1960092002.tif" might refer to the file format or the specific file name of the photograph.

The image is a black and white photograph featuring a young girl standing amidst an apple orchard. The girl is positioned in the center of the frame, with her body slightly turned to the side, facing the camera with a neutral expression. She is wearing a light-colored dress with a collar, and her hair is styled in a bob cut. The apple tree she is standing in front of is laden with ripe apples, which are visible in various stages of ripeness. The apples are scattered throughout the tree, with some hanging low and others reaching higher into the branches. The tree itself appears to be healthy, with a dense canopy of leaves. The background of the image is out of focus, which draws attention to the girl and the apple tree. The focus on the girl and the tree suggests that they are the main subjects of the photograph. The metadata provided indicates that the image is a photograph, likely taken in the 1980s, given the style of the clothing and the quality of the image. The subject matter of the photograph is agricultural, specifically focusing on apple orchards. The image is described as a "Volume1\\1985001005.tif" file, which suggests that it may be part of a larger collection or series. The image does not contain any visible text.

The image depicts a woman standing in an orchard with a fruit tree in full bloom. The tree is laden with pink blossoms, indicating that it is likely springtime. The woman is wearing a long coat and a hat, suggesting a cooler climate or season. She is holding a bouquet of flowers, which matches the color of the blossoms on the tree. The background is filled with more fruit trees, all in bloom, creating a picturesque scene of nature. The image is a photograph that has been hand-colored, giving it a vintage or antique appearance. The metadata suggests that the image was created on March 25, 2003, and was accessed on January 16, 1991. The photographer's name is Colville, and the image is described as a photograph of a woman with a fruit tree. The location is North Yakima, and the image is 7.375 inches by 9.5 inches in size. The image is part of a collection or series, as indicated by the "Volume1\\1991126001.tif" metadata.

The image is a black and white photograph depicting a man standing in the center of an apple orchard. The man is dressed in a dark-colored suit with a wide-brimmed hat, and he is holding a camera to his face, suggesting he is taking a photograph. He is smiling and appears to be enjoying the moment. The orchard is filled with apple trees that are in full bloom, indicating it is likely springtime. The trees are densely planted in rows, and the ground is covered with fallen leaves and twigs, which is typical for an orchard during the blossom season. In the background, there is a gentle slope that leads to a hill, which adds depth to the image. The sky is overcast, with no visible clouds, which gives the photograph a serene and peaceful atmosphere. The image has a vintage feel, likely due to the black and white format and the style of the man's clothing. The metadata suggests that the photograph was taken by a person named Colville on March 25, 2003, and it was accessed on January 16, 1991. The image is described as a "3 year old Rome Beauty Orchard in bloom," which indicates that the trees are of a specific variety and age. The photograph is 7 inches by 9 inches in size.

The image is a black and white photograph depicting a rural landscape during what appears to be the spring season, as indicated by the blossoming of the apple trees. The photograph is taken from a high vantage point, possibly from the roof of a house, providing an overview of the orchards in bloom. The orchards are densely planted with apple trees, which are in full bloom, indicating that the photo was taken during the early stages of the growing season. The trees are scattered throughout the image, with some closer to the viewer and others further away, creating a sense of depth. In the background, there is a line of trees that form a natural boundary, separating the orchards from what might be a forest or another type of land. Beyond the line of trees, there are rolling hills that stretch into the distance, suggesting that the orchards are located in a valley or lowland area. The sky is overcast, with no visible clouds, which contributes to the overall mood of the photograph. The absence of color in the image emphasizes the textures and patterns of the landscape, such as the intricate details of the apple blossoms and the layered structure of the orchards. The metadata provided indicates that the photograph was taken by Colville, with Lenore Lambert contributing to it. The image is 7.75 inches wide and 9.75 inches tall, and it is a TIFF file. The photograph was created on March 25, 2003, and it was accessed on January 16, 1991. The image is described as an overview of orchards in bloom, and it is noted that the view is from the roof of W.P. Sawyers' house. The photograph is also described as a view of apple orchards and apple trees.

The image is a black and white photograph depicting an apple orchard during the blossom season. The trees are in full bloom, with white flowers covering the branches. The perspective of the photo is from a low angle, looking up the rows of trees, which are arranged in a grid-like pattern. The sky is overcast, and the ground is not clearly visible due to the shadows cast by the trees. The metadata provided indicates that the photograph was created on March 25, 2003, and was accessed on January 16, 1991. The creator of the photograph is listed as Colville, and there is a contributor named Lenore. The format of the image is a photograph, and the extent is 7.5 inches by 9.5 inches. The subject matter of the photograph is agriculture, specifically focusing on apple orchards and apple trees. The location is identified as East Remy's Ranch. The image is described as a "Volume1\\1991126004.tif" file, which suggests that it may be part of a larger collection or series.

The image is a black and white photograph depicting a rural scene. In the foreground, there is a person bending over, seemingly engaged in agricultural work. The individual appears to be wearing a long-sleeved shirt and dark pants, and they are using a tool that could be a hoe or a similar implement. The person is in the process of planting, as indicated by the rows of plants that are neatly arranged in the field. The plants are small and appear to be young, suggesting that the photograph was taken early in the growing season. The field itself is a mix of dirt and sparse vegetation, indicating that it is a working farm. In the background, there is a line of trees that could be part of a hedge or a windbreak. Beyond the trees, there is a line of buildings that are partially obscured by the trees. The buildings appear to be of a simple, utilitarian design, typical of agricultural structures. The sky is overcast, with no visible clouds, and the lighting in the photograph is even, suggesting that the photo was taken on a cloudy day. The overall impression is one of a quiet, industrious moment in the daily life of a farmer. The metadata provided with the image indicates that it is a historical photograph, possibly from the early 20th century, given the style of the clothing and the equipment used. The presence of watermelons between the rows of plants suggests that this was a mixed-crop farm, where different types of plants were grown together for various purposes, such as food and ornamentation. The yield mentioned in the metadata is 175 tons, which would have been a significant amount for the time, indicating that the farm was likely quite productive.

The image is a black and white photograph depicting a rural scene. It features a row of apple trees on either side of a dirt road. The trees are laden with fruit, indicating that the photo was likely taken during the harvest season. The road appears to be a simple, unpaved path, and there are no visible vehicles or people in the scene. The background is slightly blurred, but it suggests a clear sky and a sunny day. The photograph is labeled with the metadata provided, which includes the creator's name, the date of creation, the location of the orchard, the format of the image, and the extent of the image. The metadata also indicates that the image is part of a collection or series, as suggested by the "Volume1\\1991126007.tif" reference. The image has been accessed or cataloged on January 16, 1991, and it was contributed by Lenore Lambert. The subject of the image is agriculture, specifically apple orchards, and the image is described as having a predominant prop element.

The image appears to be a black and white photograph depicting an agricultural scene. It shows a landscape with rows of apple trees, which are likely part of an orchard. The trees are planted in a pattern that suggests they are cultivated for commercial purposes, possibly for the production of apples. The orchard is situated in a valley with a backdrop of rolling hills and a clear sky with scattered clouds. The photograph has a vintage appearance, indicated by the graininess and the style of the image. The metadata provided indicates that the image is associated with the subject of agriculture, specifically focusing on apple orchards. The creator of the image is listed as Colville, and it was taken on March 25, 2003. The photograph is described as an overview of a valley orchard, and it is noted that it is a black and white image. The image is also described as having a size of 7 x 7.5 inches and being in the TIFF format. The contributor to the image is Lenore Lambert, and the image was accessed on January 16, 1991. The image is likely part of a collection or series, as suggested by the reference to "Volume1\\1991126008.tif," which may indicate a file name or a cataloging system.

The image is a black and white photograph depicting a rural landscape. In the foreground, there is a field with rows of young apple trees. The trees are spaced evenly and are small, indicating they are still in the early stages of growth. The field appears to be well-tended, with the soil visible between the rows. In the middle ground, there is a larger field with a more established crop. The crop is not clearly identifiable, but it appears to be a row crop, possibly corn or another similar crop. The field is bordered by a line of trees or shrubs, which could be a hedge or a natural boundary. In the background, there is a valley with a river or stream running through it. The river is meandering and appears to be a natural feature of the landscape. On the far side of the river, there are buildings that could be part of a small town or village. The architecture of the buildings is not clearly visible due to the distance. The sky is overcast, suggesting either early morning or late afternoon, times when the light is soft and diffused. The overall impression is one of a peaceful, rural setting, possibly in a region where agriculture is a significant part of the local economy. The metadata provided indicates that the photograph was taken by Colville, with Lenore Lambert contributing to it. The image is described as an overview of the valley showing young orchards, which aligns with the visible content of the photograph. The image is 8 inches by 10 inches in size and is a black and white photograph. It was created on March 25, 2003, and was accessed on January 16, 1991. The image is part of a collection with the identifier "Volume1\\1991126010.tif".

The image is a black and white photograph depicting an apple orchard. In the foreground, there are two individuals standing beside an apple tree that is heavily laden with fruit. The tree is being propped up by a wooden support. The person on the left appears to be an adult wearing a hat and a long-sleeved shirt, while the person on the right is a child dressed in a light-colored jacket. The background shows a clear sky and a building with a sloped roof, which could be a barn or a shed. The image has a vintage appearance, suggesting it may have been taken in the early to mid-20th century. The metadata indicates that the photograph is part of a collection, possibly related to agriculture or rural life, and it is described as a "Volume1\\1991126011.tif" file, which implies that it is a digital representation of the original photograph.

The image is a black and white photograph depicting two individuals in an agricultural setting. The central figures are standing in a field that appears to be a young orchard, as indicated by the presence of apple trees. The person on the left is holding a tool, possibly a hoe or a similar implement, and is dressed in what seems to be work attire, including a cap and overalls. The individual on the right is wearing a light-colored shirt and dark pants, and is also engaged in some form of agricultural work. The field is divided into rows, with the apple trees planted in the spaces between the rows. The trees are small and appear to be young, suggesting that the orchard is still in the early stages of growth. The background shows a clear sky and a few power lines, indicating that the orchard is located near a road or a power line. The metadata provided indicates that the photograph was taken in Zillah, which is a location in Washington State, United States. The image was created on March 25, 2003, and it was accessed on January 16, 1991. The photographer's name is Colville, and the image is described as a photograph of a young orchard with two men working on row crop planted between rows of apple trees. The image is 8 inches by 10 inches in size, and it is a Volume 1 photograph from 1991.

The image depicts a scene from an apple orchard. In the foreground, there are three white crates filled with red apples. The crates are arranged in a row, with the middle crate slightly offset from the others. The apples appear ripe and ready for harvest. Behind the crates, there is a tree with a sparse canopy, suggesting it might be an older tree or one that has been pruned. The tree is in the center of the image, and its branches extend outwards. The background of the image shows a grassy field with other trees and shrubs, indicating that the orchard is part of a larger agricultural area. The sky is overcast, casting a soft, diffused light over the scene. The image has a vintage or aged appearance, with a sepia tone that gives it a nostalgic feel. The text "Some trees have no apples with apples pickets" is visible in the image, which could be a description or a note related to the orchard. The metadata provided indicates that the image was created on March 25, 2003, and was accessed on January 16, 1991. The creator of the image is listed as Colville, and there is a contributor named Lenore. The image is described as a hand-colored photograph with a medium format, and it has a size of 7.25 x 9.5 inches. The image is also associated with the terms "Agriculture--Crops--Apples--Picking;" and "Apple orchards; Apple trees; Apples; Harvesting;".

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The image depicts a close-up of a branch of apples. The apples are red and appear to be ripe, with a glossy surface that suggests they are fresh. The branch is adorned with green leaves, indicating that the tree is still in a growing phase. The background is softly blurred, which brings the focus to the apples and the branch. The image has a vintage or aged look, with a sepia tone that gives it a timeless quality. The text "TOY A SUMER STORY" is visible in the image, suggesting that this might be a title or a tagline related to the image. The metadata provided indicates that the image is a photograph, possibly hand-colored, and it was created on March 25, 2003. The image is described as a close-up of Johnathan apples on a branch, and it was accessed on January 16, 1991. The image is 7.5 inches by 9.5 inches in size.

The image is a black and white photograph depicting a tree heavily laden with apples. The apples are round and appear to be ripe, with a smooth surface. The tree has a dense canopy with branches extending in various directions, and the apples are scattered throughout the foliage. The background is out of focus, but it suggests an outdoor setting, possibly an orchard. At the bottom of the image, there is text that reads "RISEN, Fruit CO., Apple Tree, Olsen Ranch - North Yakima." This text indicates the name of the company, the type of tree, the location of the orchard, and the date the photograph was taken, which is March 25, 2003. The text also mentions "Lenore Lambert," which might be the photographer or the person associated with the image. The image has a vintage appearance, suggesting it was taken some time ago. The style of the image, including the graininess and the monochromatic palette, is characteristic of older photographs. The metadata provided indicates that the image is a photograph with a medium format, and it was created on March 25, 2003, and accessed on January 16, 1991. The image is described as a close-up of a tree loaded with Johnathan apples.

The image is a black and white photograph depicting an apple tree in an orchard. The tree is laden with numerous apples, which are round and appear to be ripe. The tree has a dense canopy with branches extending outward. In the background, there is a structure that resembles a barn or a shed with a corrugated metal roof. The ground is covered with fallen leaves, suggesting it might be autumn. The sky is overcast, and the lighting in the photograph is soft, indicating either an overcast day or a shaded area. The image has a vintage appearance, which is consistent with the metadata indicating it was created in 2003 and accessed in 1991. The metadata also suggests that the photograph is part of a collection or series, possibly related to agriculture or farming. The style of the image, with its focus on the apple tree and the absence of any people or modern elements, gives it a timeless quality.

The image is a black and white photograph depicting a young girl standing amidst apple trees. The girl is dressed in a long-sleeved dress with a hat and a coat, suggesting a cooler season. She is holding an apple in her hand, which she is showing off. The apple trees are laden with fruit, indicating that the photo was likely taken during the harvest season. The trees are dense with foliage, and the girl is standing in the center of the frame, surrounded by the apple trees. The background is out of focus, but it appears to be an open field, which could be part of an orchard. The photograph has a vintage look, with a grainy texture that is typical of older photographs. The metadata provided indicates that the photograph was created on March 25, 2003, and was accessed on January 16, 1991. The creator of the photograph is listed as Colville, and the contributor is Lenore Lambert. The photograph is 8 inches by 10 inches in size.

The image is a black and white photograph featuring a branch of apples. The apples are clustered together, with some hanging lower than others, suggesting a natural growth pattern. The apples appear to be ripe, with a smooth texture and a round shape. The background is blurred, but it seems to be an outdoor setting with greenery, which could indicate the apples are growing in an orchard. The metadata provided indicates that the image is a photograph, possibly taken by a photographer named Colville, and it was accessed on January 16, 1991. The image is described as a medium shot, and the extent of the photograph is given as 8 x 10 inches. The subject of the photograph is apples, and it is noted that the apples are being held up by props, which could imply that the photograph was taken in a studio setting rather than in a natural orchard environment. The image is associated with D.D. McEnnans Ranch, and it is noted that there is a contribution from Lenore Lambert. The image is also described as a Volume1 file, which could suggest that it is part of a larger collection or series.

The image depicts a close-up of an apple tree with golden-yellow leaves and fruit. The tree is in the foreground, with its branches spreading outwards, showcasing the fruit. The background features other trees and shrubs, suggesting an orchard setting. The image is described as a hand-colored photograph, indicating that it may have been enhanced or altered in some way. The metadata provides additional context, indicating that the image is associated with an orchard in the Lower Yakima Valley, possibly Sawer Ranch, and was created on March 25, 2003. The image is also described as being 7.25 inches by 9.5 inches in size.

The image is a black and white photograph depicting a landscape scene. In the foreground, there is a field with numerous small trees, which appear to be young apple trees. The trees are scattered across the field, and the ground is uneven with patches of bare soil. In the middle ground, there is a large, open field with a series of parallel rows, which are likely to be a crop field. The field is bordered by a line of trees or shrubs, and there is a visible canal or ditch running through the middle of the field. The canal has a series of small structures or gates along its length. In the background, there is a hazy horizon where the sky meets the land, and the sky is overcast with no distinct clouds. The overall style of the photograph suggests it may be from an earlier era, given the monochrome color scheme and the quality of the image. The metadata provided indicates that the photograph is related to agricultural practices, specifically orchards and the use of canals or dikes for irrigation. The image is credited to Colville and was created on March 25, 2003. It was accessed on January 16, 1991, and the format is a photograph with an extent of 8 x 10 inches.

The image is a black and white photograph featuring a man standing next to a fruit tree. The man is wearing a dark shirt and light-colored pants, with suspenders, and he appears to be looking directly at the camera. The tree is laden with fruit, which are round and appear to be apples. The tree has a gnarled and twisted appearance, with branches that curve and intertwine. The background is out of focus, but it suggests an outdoor setting with greenery. The metadata provided indicates that the photograph was created on March 25, 2003, and it was accessed on January 16, 1991. The creator of the photograph is Colville, and it is described as a six-year-old Johnathan apple tree. The image is part of a collection titled "Volume1\\1991126029.tif." The subject of the photograph is agriculture, specifically focusing on apples, apple trees, and apple orchards. The location is identified as Bourque Ranch. The format of the image is a photograph, and the extent of the image is 7 x 9 inches.

The image depicts a scene of apple picking from a bygone era. It is a black and white photograph, which suggests it was taken in the early to mid-20th century, given the style of clothing and the equipment used. The photograph is labeled "N# 3226" and was created on March 25, 2003, with an access date of January 16, 1991. The photograph captures a group of men working in an apple orchard. They are using ladders to reach the higher branches of the apple trees. The men are dressed in long-sleeved shirts and pants, which is consistent with the clothing style of the early 20th century. The apple trees are laden with fruit, and the men are actively picking the apples. The apples are being collected in boxes placed on the ground. The orchard is identified as belonging to the Olsen Fruit Co. The photograph is described as being taken at the Olsen Fruit Co., and it is noted that the men are picking apples. The image also includes a description of the scene, which reads: "An outside row of apple trees being picked by men on ladders. Picked apples in boxes in foreground." The metadata indicates that the photograph is part of a collection, and it is described as a "Volume1\\1991126030.tif" file. The creator of the photograph is identified as "Colville," and the contributor is "Lenore Lambert." The format of the image is a photograph, and the extent of the image is 7 x 9 inches.

The image is a sepia-toned photograph depicting an outdoor scene. In the foreground, there is a dog lying on the ground, facing away from the camera. The dog appears to be a medium-sized breed with a black and white coat. Behind the dog, there are three individuals standing in a field with rows of trees. The trees are laden with red flowers, suggesting that the photo was taken during a season when flowers are in bloom. The people are dressed in what appears to be early 20th-century clothing, with the individuals on the left wearing long-sleeved shirts and the person on the right wearing a short-sleeved shirt. The background is hazy, with a clear sky above and a line of trees in the distance. At the bottom of the image, there is text that reads "5 YR OLD MOXIE ORCHARD" and "PHOTO BY GOODVILLE," indicating the name of the orchard and the photographer. The style of the image, including the clothing of the people and the sepia tone, suggests that it is a historical photograph, possibly from the early 20th century. The overall composition of the image, with the dog in the foreground and the people and trees in the background, creates a sense of depth and perspective.

The image is a black and white photograph depicting a group of people engaged in the process of apple picking and boxing. The individuals are standing on ladders, reaching up to pick apples from the trees. The trees are laden with fruit, and the apples are visible in the hands of the pickers. There are several people in the image, all dressed in what appears to be work attire, including hats and long-sleeved shirts. They are standing on ladders of varying heights, indicating that they are reaching for apples at different levels of the trees. The people are surrounded by boxes, which are likely used to collect the apples. The boxes are stacked on the ground, ready to be filled. The setting appears to be an orchard, as suggested by the presence of apple trees and the activity of the people. The photograph is dated "3/25/2003" and was accessed on "1/16/1991." It is identified by the number "N# 4056" and is described as a "Photograph,B&W," with an extent of "7.75 x 9.75 in." The creator of the photograph is identified as "Colville," and the contributor is "Lenore Lambert." The image is part of a collection with the term "Volume1\\1991126033.tif" indicating its file format. The photograph captures a moment of manual labor, providing a glimpse into agricultural practices and the work involved in harvesting apples. The image is rich in detail, allowing for a clear understanding of the activity and the environment in which it takes place.

This black and white photograph captures a moment of agricultural activity. It features three individuals, each engaged in the task at hand. The person on the left, clad in a hat and a long-sleeved shirt, is bending over to pick fruit from a tree. The tree is laden with fruit, suggesting it's harvest season. In the center, another person is standing on a ladder, reaching up to pick fruit from the tree. This individual is also wearing a hat and a long-sleeved shirt, indicating the importance of sun protection and the need for durable clothing in this setting. On the right, a third person is holding a basket, presumably to collect the fruit picked by the others. This person is also wearing a hat and a long-sleeved shirt, maintaining the uniformity of the group's attire. The background of the image reveals a field with more fruit-bearing trees, suggesting that this is a large-scale fruit harvesting operation. The presence of multiple trees and the number of people involved indicate that this is likely a commercial or community-based harvesting event. Overall, this image provides a glimpse into the past, showcasing the hard work and dedication involved in agricultural activities.

The image is a black and white photograph depicting a man engaged in the task of apple picking. The man is standing in front of a tree laden with ripe apples. He is dressed in a long-sleeved shirt and a cap, suggesting a cooler climate or season. The tree appears to be a variety of apple known as the Johnathan apple, which is a four-year-old tree. The man is holding a bucket, presumably to collect the apples he is picking. The background of the image shows other apple trees, indicating that this is an orchard. The trees are in full bloom, suggesting that the photograph was taken during the harvest season. The photograph is credited to Colville and was taken on March 25, 2003. It was accessed on January 16, 1991, and has a size of 7.25 x 9.25 inches. The image is described as a Volume 1, 1991, 126035.tif file, which suggests that it may be part of a larger collection or series. The image also includes metadata indicating that it is a photograph of an agricultural subject, specifically related to apple picking.

This is a black and white photograph capturing a moment in time. The image is set in an orchard, where two individuals are engaged in the task of picking fruit. The orchard is lush with trees, their branches heavy with fruit. The ground beneath them is a dirt path, worn by the passage of time and the feet of many who have walked it. The two individuals, dressed in attire that suggests a bygone era, are carrying baskets. They are standing on the dirt path, their bodies leaning into the task at hand. Their baskets are filled with fruit, a testament to their hard work. The photograph is taken from a distance, allowing for a comprehensive view of the scene. The trees, the path, and the people all contribute to painting a vivid picture of life in the orchard. The image is a beautiful representation of a moment frozen in time, a snapshot of life in the past.

The image is a black and white photograph depicting a scene of a fruit tree with a large number of unripe, green apples. The apples are clustered together, with some hanging from the branches and others resting on the ground. The tree appears to be in a field or orchard, as there are other plants and trees in the background, though they are not as prominently featured as the apple tree. The photograph has a vintage appearance, suggesting it may have been taken some time ago. There is a watermark or text overlay on the image that reads "© 1986, J. Stephenson, Rock, Com." This indicates that the image is copyrighted and was taken by J. Stephenson in Rock, Com. The style of the image, including the watermark and the quality of the photograph, suggests it may have been taken with a film camera or a digital camera set to a black and white filter. The focus is on the fruit tree, with the background slightly blurred, which draws attention to the apples. The lighting in the photograph is natural, indicating that the photo was taken outdoors during the day.

The image is a black and white photograph depicting a scene of apple picking. In the foreground, there are three wooden crates filled with apples. The apples are a mix of red and green hues, indicating different varieties or stages of ripeness. The crates are placed on the ground, and the apples are piled high, suggesting a substantial harvest. In the background, there is a tree with branches laden with apples. The apples on the tree are still green, indicating that they are not yet ripe. The tree appears to be in a field or orchard, as there are other trees and vegetation visible in the background. The photograph has a vintage appearance, with a grainy texture and a faded look, which is characteristic of older photographs. The metadata provided indicates that the photograph was taken by Colville on March 25, 2003, and it was accessed on January 16, 1991. The image is described as a "Picked Apple Tree," and it is noted that the same tree was featured in another photograph with the number 191-126-037. The contributor to the photograph is Lenore Lambert, and the image has a format of a black and white photograph. The extent of the image is given as 7 x 9 inches.

This black and white photograph captures a moment of agricultural activity. The central figure is a person standing on a ladder, reaching out to pick fruit from a tree. The individual is dressed in a white shirt and dark pants, suggesting a work uniform. The ladder, made of wood, is positioned against the tree, providing the person with the necessary height to reach the fruit. The tree itself is laden with fruit, indicating that it's harvest season. The fruit appears to be plums, identifiable by their round shape and dark color. The tree is surrounded by other trees, suggesting that this is an orchard. In the foreground of the image, there's a large basket filled with fruit, likely used for collecting the harvested from the tree. The basket is placed on the ground, ready to receive the fruit. The background of the image is filled with trees, creating a sense of depth and emphasizing the scale of the orchard. The trees are in various stages of growth, with some bearing fruit while others are still bare. Overall, this image provides a glimpse into the daily life of an orchard worker during harvest season. It's a snapshot of a moment in time, capturing the physical effort and dedication required in agricultural work.

This is a black and white photograph capturing a moment of agricultural activity. The image features four individuals engaged in the process of harvesting apples from a tree. The tree is laden with ripe apples, indicating the season is likely late summer or early autumn. The individuals are dressed in attire that suggests the photograph was taken in the early to mid-20th century. They are wearing long-sleeved shirts, trousers, and hats, which were common in the era. The hats are likely made of a material that provides protection from the sun, such as straw or canvas. The individuals are using ladders to reach the higher branches of the tree, demonstrating the height of the tree and the need for the ladders to access the fruit. Their postures and the way they are reaching for the apples suggest they are experienced in this task. The background of the image is out of focus, but it appears to be an open field, which is consistent with an orchard setting. The focus of the image is on the people and the tree, with the background serving to highlight the main subjects. The image is rich in detail and provides a glimpse into a past era of agricultural work. The absence of color and the style of the clothing suggest that this photograph was taken during a time when color photography was not widely available.

This is a black and white photograph capturing a moment in time, likely from the early 20th century, judging by the clothing and the style of the image. The photograph depicts a group of men engaged in the laborious task of apple picking. The men are dressed in work clothes, with some wearing hats, suggesting a sunny day. The men are scattered throughout the image, with some standing on ladders to reach higher branches of the apple trees. The trees are laden with ripe apples, indicating the peak of the harvest season. The men are using long-handled tools, possibly pruning shears or apple pickers, to harvest the fruit. The photograph is taken from a low angle, which emphasizes the height of the apple trees and the men working on them. The background is filled with more apple trees, suggesting that this is a large orchard. The image is rich in detail, capturing the texture of the men's clothing, the leaves of the apple trees, and the apples themselves. The absence of color in the photograph adds a timeless quality to the scene, allowing the viewer to focus on the subjects and their activities. Overall, the photograph provides a glimpse into a bygone era, showcasing the hard work and dedication of the men involved in the apple harvest.

The image is a black and white photograph capturing a serene scene of an apple orchard in bloom. The orchard is dense with trees, their branches heavy with blossoms that are in full bloom. The trees are arranged in neat rows, creating a sense of order and symmetry. The low angle from which the photo is taken adds a sense of grandeur to the scene, making the orchard appear even more expansive. The absence of color in the photograph allows the viewer to focus on the intricate details of the blossoms and the structure of the orchard. The image does not contain any text or additional annotations. The metadata provided indicates that the photograph was created on March 25, 2003, and was accessed in 1994. The creator of the photograph is George Martin, and the image is a 6.75 x 6.5 inch photograph. The photograph is a part of a collection, as indicated by the "dcterms.hasFormat" metadata.

The image is a black and white photograph depicting an apple orchard. The photograph is taken from a low angle, looking up towards the sky, which is overcast. The orchard is filled with apple trees, and the trees are laden with fruit. The apples are round and appear to be ripe, with a variety of shades suggesting different stages of ripeness. In the foreground, there is a small, young apple tree with a few apples still on the branches. The tree is positioned slightly to the left of the center of the image. To the right of this tree, there is a wooden stool or chair, which is empty and appears to be made of planks. The background of the photograph shows more apple trees, indicating that the orchard is quite large. The trees are densely planted, and the foliage is lush and green, suggesting that the photograph was taken during the growing season. The photograph is labeled "Apple Orchard" and is credited to "O.C. Spike and Company, Tacoma." The image also includes metadata that provides additional context. The date of creation is March 25, 2003, and the image was accessed on May 25, 1994. The photographer is listed as Jean Menning, and the format of the image is a black and white photograph with a resolution of 7 x 9 inches. The image is part of a collection that includes a TIFF file, and the orchard is located in the Yakima Valley.

The image is a black and white photograph depicting an apple orchard. The orchard is filled with apple trees that are laden with fruit. The trees are arranged in rows, and the apples are visible in various stages of ripeness. The photograph is taken from a distance, allowing for a view of multiple trees and their fruit. The background is out of focus, which emphasizes the apple trees in the foreground. The image has a vintage appearance, suggesting it may be from an earlier time period. The metadata indicates that the photograph is from the Yakima Valley, and it was taken by Jean Menning. The image is described as a medium view of an apple orchard.

The image is a black and white photograph depicting an aerial view of agricultural land and a river. The land is divided into sections, with some areas appearing to be orchards, as indicated by the presence of numerous trees arranged in rows. The river, which is the Yakima River as noted in the metadata, meanders through the landscape, with its banks lined with vegetation. The surrounding area is flat, suggesting it may be used for farming or other agricultural purposes. The photograph is labeled as "Aerial View of Orchards with Yakima," which aligns with the visible content. The metadata also mentions that the photograph was taken for the Northern Pacific Railway, which could imply that the railway company was involved in the development or maintenance of the land. The image is dated "3/25/2003" and was accessed on "5/25/1994," indicating that it was taken more recently than the access date. The photographer is listed as Jean Menning, and the photograph is described as being 5.5 inches by 9.25 inches in size. The format of the photograph is specified as a black and white image. The metadata also includes a list of subjects, which are "Agriculture--Crops--Apples--Orchards;" and "Apple orchards; Apple trees; Rivers; Channels;". These subjects are consistent with the visible content of the photograph. The image is described as being in the "Lower Yakima Valley," which is consistent with the visible geographic location. The photograph is also described as being in "Volume1\\1994032011.tif," which could indicate that it is part of a larger collection or series of images. Overall, the image provides a historical perspective on agricultural practices and land use in the Lower Yakima Valley, with a particular focus on apple orchards and the Yakima River.

The image is a black and white photograph depicting an apple tree laden with fruit. The tree has a dense canopy with numerous branches and leaves, and the apples are in various stages of ripeness, with some appearing more mature than others. The apples are round and have a smooth, shiny surface, typical of apple varieties. The background is softly blurred, emphasizing the tree and its fruit. The photograph is credited to Asahel Curtis, and it is noted that the tree is "heavy with fruit using props." This suggests that the tree may have been artificially supported or manipulated to produce a more abundant harvest. The metadata indicates that the image is part of a collection or series, with an identifier (N# 1209; P# 85-1-3) and a title ("Apple Tree with Fruit"). The date of creation is March 25, 2003, and the image was accessed in 2022. The format of the image is a photograph, and it is described as being 10 inches by 8 inches in size. The metadata also includes a note about the use of props, which is likely a reference to the artificial support or manipulation of the tree to enhance the appearance of the fruit.

The image is a black and white photograph depicting a close-up view of an apple tree laden with ripe apples. The apples are round with a smooth skin, and they are tightly packed on the branches. The tree's leaves are visible, with some leaves appearing to be slightly wilted or damaged. The background is out of focus, emphasizing the apples in the foreground. There are no visible texts or markings on the image. The metadata provided does not contain any information that can be directly observed from the image. The style of the image is realistic, capturing the natural details of the apple tree and its fruit.

The image is a black and white photograph depicting four individuals in an apple orchard. The individuals are standing amidst apple trees, with the trees heavily laden with fruit. The people are dressed in attire that suggests an earlier time period, possibly the early 20th century, given the style of the clothing and the quality of the photograph. The man on the far left is wearing a cap and a dark jacket, with a tie visible. The second individual from the left is also wearing a cap and a dark jacket, but with a lighter-colored shirt. The third person, a woman, is wearing a dark dress with a lighter-colored collar. The fourth person, on the far right, is wearing a dark jacket and a lighter-colored shirt. The photograph has a vintage appearance, with a grainy texture and a faded quality, which is typical for images from the early 20th century. The trees and foliage are dense, providing a natural backdrop for the subjects. The metadata provided with the image indicates that it is part of a collection, possibly related to agriculture or rural life, given the subject matter. The image is described as a "Volume1\\2001800003.tif," which suggests that it may be a digital scan or a digital copy of an original photograph. The date of creation is given as March 25, 2003, and the image was accessed in 2001. The format of the image is a photograph, and the extent is 5 x 7 inches.

The image is a black and white photograph featuring a young girl standing in an apple orchard. The girl is wearing a long-sleeved dress with a high collar and a ruffled hem. She has long dark hair and is looking directly at the camera with a neutral expression. She is holding a branch with several apples still attached to it. The apples are round and appear to be ripe. The background is out of focus, but it suggests a natural setting with trees and foliage. There are no visible texts or markings on the image. The style of the image is reminiscent of early 20th century photography, indicated by the monochrome tone and the quality of the photograph.

The image is a black and white photograph depicting a row of apple trees in an orchard. The trees are laden with fruit, indicating that it is likely the harvest season. The trees are spaced evenly along the row, and the foliage appears healthy, suggesting that the trees are well-maintained. The ground between the rows is covered with what appears to be fallen leaves, which is typical for an apple orchard during the harvest season. The photograph is credited to Asahel Curtis, and it is described as a medium shot. The metadata indicates that the image is part of a collection, with the title "Row of Apple Trees" and the subject "Agriculture--Crops--Apples--Orchards." The location is given as Perter Bough's Orchard, North Yakima. The date of creation is March 25, 2003, and the format is a photograph. The extent of the image is 7.5 x 9.5 inches. The metadata also includes a note that the image is part of a larger collection, with the identifier "N# 1271" and the term "Volume1\\2001800006.tif," which suggests that this image is part of a digital collection or archive.

The image is a black and white photograph depicting an agricultural scene. It features a man standing in the foreground, dressed in a long-sleeved shirt and a hat, holding what appears to be a tool or a stick. He is positioned near the center of the image, and his figure is slightly off-center to the right. The man is standing in a field with rows of apple trees. The trees are young, with sparse foliage, suggesting that the photograph was taken during a time when the trees were not yet bearing fruit. The trees are arranged in a grid-like pattern, indicating that this is an orchard. In the background, there is a series of hills or mountains, which provide a natural backdrop to the orchard. The sky is overcast, with no visible clouds, suggesting that the weather is overcast or cloudy. The image has a watermark or text overlay that reads "540 A FOUR-YEAR-OLD APPLE ORCHARD," which indicates that the photograph is likely related to the agricultural practice of apple cultivation. The text also suggests that the photograph was taken in 2003, as indicated by the date "3/25/2003." The metadata provided indicates that the image is a photograph, likely taken for agricultural purposes, and that it is related to apple cultivation. The image is described as an "Overview of a 4 year old orchard," which aligns with the visible content of the photograph. The metadata also suggests that the image is part of a larger collection or series, as indicated by the reference to "Volume1\\2001800007.tif."

The image depicts a historical photograph of an apple orchard in Yakima Valley. The photograph is in black and white, which suggests it may be from an earlier time period. The orchard is arranged in neat rows, with the trees planted in a grid-like pattern. The trees appear to be young, with the apple trees still small and not yet bearing fruit. The surrounding landscape is flat and open, with a clear view of the horizon where mountains can be seen in the distance. The sky is overcast, and the lighting in the photograph is even, without harsh shadows, which is typical for black and white photography. The image is labeled "Orchards in Yakima Valley" and "P# 238," which could indicate it is part of a larger collection or series. The metadata provided suggests that the photograph is related to agriculture, specifically focusing on apple orchards. The image is described as a "general view," which implies that it is meant to show the layout and scale of the orchard rather than a specific detail or event. The date of creation, "3/25/2003," indicates that the photograph was taken recently, possibly as a reproduction or a copy of the original. The spatial coverage is noted as "Yakima Valley," which is a region in Washington State known for its apple production. The format is described as a "Photograph,B&W," and the extent is given as "5 x 7 in.," which suggests that the photograph is a physical print rather than a digital file. The image is also noted to be part of a "Volume1\\2001800008.tif" collection, which could be a reference to a digital archive or a cataloging system.

The image is a black and white photograph depicting two men engaged in planting an apple tree. The man on the left is wearing a cap, a long-sleeved shirt, and trousers, while the man on the right is wearing a wide-brimmed hat, a long-sleeved shirt, and trousers. They are both bending over a small sapling, with the man on the right holding the sapling by its roots and the man on the left holding a trowel, ready to dig a hole for planting. The background of the image shows a field with rows of what appears to be young apple trees, suggesting that they are in an orchard. The sky is overcast, and the lighting in the photograph is soft, indicating either an overcast day or a shaded area. The photograph is labeled with the identifier "P# 249" and the title "Planting Apple Trees." The metadata indicates that the image is a photograph, has a medium format, and was created on March 25, 2003. The description abstract mentions that the image shows two men planting a young apple tree, and the subject terms include agriculture, crops, apples, orchards. The extent of the image is 6.5 x 4.5 inches, and the contributor is not specified in the metadata provided. The image is not dated for accessibility.

The image is a black and white photograph depicting an orchard scene. The orchard is filled with rows of apple trees, and the trees are laden with fruit, indicating that the photo was likely taken during the harvest season. The trees are arranged in a grid-like pattern, typical of commercial orchards. In the background, there is a hill or mountain range, suggesting that the orchard is located in a valley or near a mountainous area. At the bottom of the image, there is text that reads "Orchard scene from C.H. Hinmons Residence." This text indicates that the photograph was taken from the perspective of the C.H. Hinmons residence, which is likely the photographer's home. The text also suggests that the orchard is located near the Hinmons residence. The image has a vintage appearance, with a grainy texture that is characteristic of older photographs. The metadata provided indicates that the photo was taken in the Lower Yakima Valley, which is a region known for its apple orchards. The image is described as a "Volume1\\2001800010.tif" file, which suggests that it may have been digitally scanned or saved in a digital format. The metadata also includes information about the creator and the extent of the photograph, but these fields are left blank in the image provided.

The image is a black and white photograph depicting a scene from an apple tree nursery. In the foreground, a man is standing to the left of the image, holding the reins of a team of eight horses that are harnessed to a plow. The horses are in various positions, with some facing towards the camera and others away. The man is wearing a cap and appears to be overseeing the work of the horses. In the background, there are two additional men, one of whom is also wearing a cap and is walking towards the camera, while the other is standing further away. The men are dressed in what appears to be work attire, suggesting they are involved in the agricultural work being carried out. The setting is an open field with a few scattered trees, indicating that this is likely an orchard. The ground is covered with a mix of dirt and sparse vegetation. The sky is overcast, suggesting it might be a cloudy day. The image has a vintage appearance, with a grainy texture that is typical of older photographs. The metadata provided indicates that the photograph was created on March 25, 2003, and it is a medium-sized photograph with a resolution of 6.5 x 10.5 inches. The photographer's name, Don M. Miller, is listed along with the studio, Fern Studio, and the location, Toppenish. The photograph is described as depicting a crew of four men and eight horses working at an apple tree nursery.

The image depicts a winter scene of an apple orchard. The trees are leafless, indicating that it is likely late autumn or winter. The branches of the trees are bare, with no leaves visible, and they are covered with a layer of snow. The fence in the foreground is made of wooden slats, and there is a visible archway in the background, suggesting that the orchard may be part of a larger agricultural property. The photograph is in black and white, which adds a timeless quality to the scene. The metadata provided indicates that the image is likely a photograph taken by S.C. Smith on March 25, 2003, and it is part of a collection or series. The image is described as a "Yakima Orchard in Winter," and it is noted that the orchard is bear of leaves, which is a common occurrence during the winter months. The photograph is described as being 3.25 inches by 6 inches in size, and it is noted that the format is a black and white photograph. The metadata also indicates that the image is part of a larger collection or series, and it is described as being part of a "Volume1\\2001800012.tif" file.

The image is a black and white photograph depicting apple trees laden with fruit. The trees are densely packed with foliage and numerous apples are visible, hanging from the branches. The apples appear ripe and ready for harvest. The photograph has a vintage appearance, suggesting it might be from the early to mid-20th century, as indicated by the metadata. The style of the image is realistic, capturing the natural details of the apple trees and their fruit. The metadata also mentions that the photograph was taken by Sheppard's Photo Service in Yakima, Washington, in 1938 or 1951. The image is described as a medium shot, and the extent of the photograph is 8 x 10 inches. The subject of the photograph is agriculture, specifically focusing on apple trees and their fruit.

The image is a black and white photograph depicting a rural landscape. In the foreground, there is a row of leafless trees, which appear to be apple trees, indicating a winter season. The trees are planted in a straight line, and the ground is covered with snow. In the middle ground, there is a small building with a chimney, which is likely a house or a barn. The building is surrounded by more apple trees, suggesting that this is an orchard. The trees are scattered around the building, and some are closer to the house, while others are further away. In the background, there are snow-capped mountains, which provide a dramatic backdrop to the scene. The mountains are rugged and appear to be quite high, with the snow covering the peaks. The sky is overcast, and there are no visible clouds or other weather phenomena. The image has a vintage quality, with a grainy texture that is typical of older photographs. The metadata provided indicates that the image is titled "Overview of Orchard" and was created on March 25, 2003. The location is identified as Tieton, and the format is a photograph. The image is described as a "Crew's home and orchard in Winter," suggesting that it may have been taken by a local resident or a professional photographer documenting the area. The image is 4.5 inches by 6.5 inches in size, and it is a TIFF file.

The image depicts a close-up of a branch laden with apples. The apples are round and appear to be ripe, with a glossy surface that suggests they are fresh. The branch is adorned with green leaves, which are typical for apple trees. The background is blurred, emphasizing the apples in the foreground. The style of the image is a black and white photograph, which gives it a vintage or timeless quality. The metadata provided indicates that the image was created by Sheppard's Photo Service in 1938, and it is described as a close-up of a branch loaded with apples. The image is 8 inches by 10 inches in size, and it is a photograph with a medium format. The subject matter of the image is related to agriculture, specifically focusing on apples and apple trees. The image does not provide any information about the location or the specific variety of apples.

The image is a black and white photograph featuring a close-up view of apples on a tree branch. The apples are round with a smooth surface, and they appear to be in various stages of ripeness. The background is out of focus, emphasizing the apples in the foreground. There are no visible texts or markings on the image. The metadata provided does not match the image, as it contains information about a different photograph.

The image is a black and white photograph depicting an adult and a child in an apple orchard. The adult is standing on the left side of the frame, wearing a wide-brimmed hat, a long-sleeved shirt, suspenders, and dark pants. The child is standing on the right side, wearing a wide-brimmed hat, a long-sleeved shirt, and dark pants. Both individuals are holding a basket filled with apples. The adult's arm is extended upwards, reaching towards the apples on the tree. The background is filled with apple trees, and the ground appears to be covered with fallen leaves and twigs. There are no visible texts or markings on the image. The style of the image suggests it may be from an earlier time period, possibly the late 19th or early 20th century, given the clothing and the quality of the photograph.

The image depicts a serene scene of an apple orchard during bloom time. The trees, laden with white flowers, stretch towards the sky, their branches reaching out in various directions. The orchard is neatly arranged in rows, with the trees planted in a grid-like pattern. The ground beneath the trees is a mix of dirt and sparse grass, hinting at the hard work that goes into maintaining such a large orchard. The perspective of the photo is particularly striking. It's taken from a low angle, looking up at the trees. This perspective gives a sense of the grandeur of the orchard and the height of the trees. The photo is in black and white, which adds a timeless quality to the scene. The image also includes a small stream running through the orchard, adding a touch of nature's beauty to the man-made rows of trees. The stream's presence suggests that this orchard is not just a place for growing apples, but also a place where nature thrives. Overall, this image captures a moment of tranquility in an apple orchard, showcasing the beauty of nature and the careful planning that goes into creating such a picturesque scene.

The image depicts a scene of an apple orchard during the blossom season. The apple trees are in full bloom, with white flowers covering the branches and leaves. The trees are the main focus of the image, with their branches extending outwards, creating a canopy of blossoms. The background is slightly blurred, emphasizing the sharpness of the apple trees in the foreground. The image is in black and white, which adds a timeless quality to the scene. The orchard appears to be well-maintained, with the trees planted in neat rows. The image does not contain any visible text or branding. The metadata provided does not contain any additional information about the location, the specific variety of apples, or the photographer. The image is a photograph, and the format is a black and white print. The extent of the image is 9.25 inches by 7.25 inches. The image does not provide any information about the date it was taken or the date it was accessed.

The image is a black and white photograph depicting a rural landscape. In the foreground, there is a road with a car traveling on it. The road is flanked by a young orchard with apple trees in bloom. The trees are arranged in rows, and the foliage appears lush and green. In the background, there are power lines and a fence running parallel to the road. Further back, there is a hill with a few trees and what appears to be a structure, possibly a barn or a house. The sky is overcast, suggesting a cloudy day. The photograph has a vintage feel, likely due to the monochromatic color scheme and the style of the car, which resembles a Model T Ford. The image is labeled with the text "Tarter" in the lower right corner, indicating the photographer or the owner of the photograph. The metadata provided indicates that the photograph is related to agriculture, specifically apple orchards, and was taken in the Wapato area. The image has a resolution of 4.5 x 6.5 inches and is in the format of a photograph. The photograph was created on March 25, 2003, and was accessed on that same date. The image also contains a reference to a TIFF file, suggesting that it may have been digitally scanned or saved in that format.

The image depicts a black and white photograph of a bustling apple packing shed. The setting appears to be in a Washington state orchard, as indicated by the text "Sorting and packing sheds in a Washington Orchard". The photograph is dated March 25th, 2003, and it is a medium-sized image with a resolution of 5.75 x 9.25 inches. In the foreground, there is a woman standing near a large wooden crate filled with apples. She is dressed in a long-sleeved shirt and seems to be engaged in the sorting process. Behind her, a group of workers are standing in front of a large machine, which is likely used for sorting and packing the apples. The machine is equipped with a conveyor belt and several chutes, suggesting a mechanized process for sorting and packing the apples. The workers are dressed in casual clothing, and their expressions are not clearly visible due to the distance and the angle of the photograph. The background of the image reveals more workers engaged in similar tasks, contributing to the overall busy atmosphere of the scene. The photograph captures a moment in the daily life of an apple orchard, showcasing the manual labor involved in the sorting and packing process. The image provides a glimpse into the agricultural industry and the work that goes into producing and packaging fresh produce.

The image depicts a bustling scene from an apple packing plant. The photograph is in black and white, which gives it a vintage feel. The workers, dressed in long-sleeved shirts and aprons, are diligently sorting through the apples. The apples themselves are a mix of red and green hues, indicating a variety of apple types. The workers are standing on a wooden floor, which is typical for such industrial settings. The wooden beams and rafters of the ceiling suggest a large, open space, which is characteristic of a warehouse or packing plant. The image is taken from a high angle, providing a comprehensive view of the operation. This perspective allows us to see the scale of the operation and the number of workers involved. The metadata provided indicates that this image is part of a larger collection, possibly related to agriculture or the food industry. The specific location of the packing plant is Yakima, which is known for its apple production. Overall, the image captures a moment in time from an apple packing plant, showcasing the hard work and coordination involved in the process.

The image is a black and white photograph depicting a group of people in what appears to be an apple packing shed. The individuals are seated and standing on wooden crates, which are stacked in a way that suggests a casual, informal gathering. The people are dressed in clothing that could be associated with the early 20th century, with some wearing aprons and hats, which may indicate their roles in the apple packing process. The setting is indoors, with wooden beams and planks visible in the background, reinforcing the industrial nature of the scene. The apples are visible in the foreground, and the overall composition of the photograph suggests a moment of rest or camaraderie among the workers. The metadata provided indicates that the image is likely a historical photograph, possibly related to agricultural work or the apple industry. The absence of color and the style of the clothing suggest that the photograph was taken some time ago, likely in the early 20th century. The image is labeled as "N# 4100," which could be a catalog number or reference code for the photograph. The "dc.subject" metadata indicates that the image is related to agriculture, specifically the packing of apples. The "dc.title" metadata suggests that the image is titled "Packing Shed," which is consistent with the subject matter. The "dc.date.created" metadata indicates that the photograph was created on March 25, 2003, which is likely the date when the photograph was taken, not when it was processed or printed. The "dc.format.medium" metadata specifies that the photograph is a black and white photograph. The "dc.date.accessioned" metadata is not provided, which means the date when the photograph was acquired or added to a collection is not known. The "dc.contributor" metadata is not provided, which means the individual or individuals responsible for the creation of the photograph are not identified. The "dc.format.extent" metadata indicates that the photograph is 4.5 inches by 6.5 inches in size. The "dc.contributor.other" metadata is not provided, which means any additional contributors to the photograph are not identified. The "dc.subject.other" metadata indicates that the image is related to apples and packaging. The "dcterms.hasFormat" metadata specifies that the photograph is a TIFF file, which is a common format for digital images.

The image is a black and white photograph depicting a group of individuals working in an apple packing facility. The setting appears to be an industrial shed with wooden walls and a high ceiling. The people are seated on benches that are arranged in rows, facing the camera. They are dressed in what seems to be work attire, suggesting they are employees of the facility. In the foreground, there are large bins filled with apples, which are being sorted and packed. The apples are visible in various stages of processing, with some already in boxes and others still in bins. The workers are engaged in tasks related to the sorting and packing of the apples. The photograph is taken from a perspective that captures the workers and the immediate environment around them. The focus is on the people and the process of apple packing, with the background slightly blurred, emphasizing the activity in the foreground. The metadata provided indicates that this image is part of a collection or series, as suggested by the "N# 1284" and "P# 259" identifiers. The subject of the photograph is clearly agriculture, specifically the processing of apples for packaging. The location is identified as North Yakima, which is a region known for apple production. The format of the photograph is specified as black and white, and the date of creation is given as March 25, 2003. The photographer is credited as Ron Ott, and the extent of the photograph is noted as 5.125 x 9.125 inches. The image is also described as a TIFF file, which is a common format for digital images.

The image is a black and white photograph depicting a group of people engaged in the process of packing apples. The setting appears to be an outdoor packing yard, likely on a farm or ranch. The people are dressed in attire that suggests the photograph was taken in the early 20th century. The individuals are standing and working around wooden crates, which are being used to pack the apples. The crates are stacked and arranged in a way that indicates an organized packing process. In the foreground, there is a woman who stands out due to her central position and the fact that she is wearing a dress and a hat, which is different from the more casual clothing of the other workers. Her attire and the way she is handling the apples suggest she may be a supervisor or an important figure in the operation. The background shows a line of trees, which provide a natural backdrop to the scene. The trees are lush and appear to be in full leaf, indicating that the photograph was likely taken during the warmer months. The image is labeled "Kinyon Packing Yard" and is credited to L.C. Smith. The photograph is described as being taken in North Yakima, which is a region known for apple production. The metadata suggests that the image is part of a collection, possibly related to agricultural practices or the history of the Kinyon Ranch. The photograph is described as being in the format of a TIFF file, which is a standard for storing and distributing digital images.

The image appears to be a black and white photograph capturing a group of people, likely workers, posing together outdoors. The individuals are dressed in attire that suggests a historical context, possibly from the early 20th century. The clothing includes hats, collared shirts, and long-sleeved dresses. Some individuals are wearing ties, and one person is wearing a suit with a tie. The group is arranged in a semi-circle, with some individuals seated on a wooden bench or platform, while others are standing behind them. The setting seems to be a loading dock or warehouse area, as indicated by the presence of a brick wall and a wooden structure in the background. The photograph is labeled "Warehouse Crew," which suggests that the individuals depicted are workers associated with a warehouse or packing facility. The presence of apples in the image, along with the reference to "Agriculture--Crops--Apples--Packing," implies that the workers might be involved in the packing or processing of apples. The metadata provided indicates that the photograph is a black and white image with a resolution of 4.5 x 6.5 inches. The image was created on March 25, 2003, and it is described as a "Volume1\\2001800027.tif" file, which suggests that it may be a digital scan or reproduction of an original photograph. The image does not provide any specific information about the location, but the reference to "Yakima" suggests that the photograph may have been taken in or around Yakima, a city in the state of Washington, known for its apple production. The photograph is likely a historical document that provides a glimpse into the working conditions and attire of the time.

This black and white photograph captures a moment in time, possibly from the early 20th century, inside a workshop or factory. The room is filled with wooden beams and rafters, suggesting a rustic or industrial setting. Several people are present in the room, engaged in various activities. Some are standing, while others are seated, all seemingly engrossed in their tasks. Their attire, including hats and aprons, further emphasizes the industrial nature of the scene. The room is cluttered with an array of objects. There are wooden crates and barrels scattered around, possibly used for storage or transportation. A large wooden table occupies a significant portion of the room, perhaps used for assembling or sorting items. The most striking feature of the room is the large number of wooden chairs. They are arranged in rows, suggesting that this space might be used for meetings or presentations. The chairs vary in size and design, adding to the overall cluttered appearance of the room. Despite the absence of color, the photograph provides a detailed snapshot of a bygone era, offering a glimpse into the daily life and workings of a workshop or factory from that time.

This is a black and white photograph capturing a moment in time, likely from the early to mid-20th century, judging by the clothing and the style of the image. The photograph depicts a group of women working in what appears to be a bakery or a similar food production setting. The women are dressed in long dresses with aprons, suggesting a professional or industrial environment. In the foreground, two women are standing at a counter or table, engaged in tasks that are not clearly defined. One woman is facing the camera, while the other has her back to the camera, both focused on their work. Behind them, other women are standing in a line, each engaged in a different task. The women in the background are also dressed in long dresses with aprons, indicating a uniformity in their attire, which is common in industrial settings. The room they are in is filled with wooden crates and boxes, suggesting that the products they are working on are likely to be baked goods or other food items. The crates are stacked and arranged in a way that suggests an organized workspace. The photograph has a vintage quality to it, with the grain of the film visible, which adds to the historical feel of the image. The lighting is even, and the shadows are soft, which is typical for photographs from that era. Overall, the image provides a glimpse into the working conditions and attire of women in the early to mid-20th century, particularly in an industrial or food production setting. The photograph captures a moment of everyday life, offering a window into the past.

This black and white photograph captures a moment in time, likely from the early to mid-20th century, judging by the style of clothing and the quality of the image. The scene is set in an orchard, where a group of people are engaged in the task of harvesting apples. The apples are piled high in the foreground, with some individuals standing amidst the bounty, possibly sorting or selecting the best ones. The people are dressed in attire that suggests a rural or agricultural setting, with some wearing ties, indicating a level of formality or professionalism in their work. In the background, more people can be seen, some of whom are carrying boxes, likely for the collection and storage of the harvested apples. The presence of trees and the abundance of apples suggest that this is a productive orchard. The photograph is taken from a low angle, which emphasizes the height of the apple piles and gives a sense of the scale of the harvest. The black and white color scheme adds a timeless quality to the image, evoking a sense of nostalgia for a bygone era. Overall, this image provides a glimpse into the past, capturing a moment of hard work and community in an apple orchard.

This is a black and white photograph capturing a moment in time, likely from the early to mid-20th century, judging by the attire and the style of the image. The photograph is taken outdoors, with a wooden structure in the background that appears to be a simple shed or storage area. In the foreground, there are four men engaged in various activities. The man on the far left is wearing a cap and a vest, and he is leaning over a stack of wooden crates. He seems to be inspecting or arranging the contents of the crates. The man in the center is holding a large wooden crate, possibly preparing to load it onto a cart or into the shed. He is dressed in a long-sleeved shirt and pants, and he is looking directly at the camera. To the right, there is another man who is also holding a wooden crate. He is wearing a cap and a short-sleeved shirt, and he is looking to the side, away from the camera. The man on the far right is standing with his back to the camera, looking towards the shed. He is wearing a cap and a long-sleeved shirt, and he appears to be engaged in conversation with the man in the center. The photograph captures a moment of work and camaraderie, with the men seemingly involved in some sort of manual labor or transportation task. The image provides a glimpse into the past, offering a window into the daily lives of people in a bygone era.

This black and white photograph captures a moment of rural life, possibly from the early 20th century. The scene is set in a field, where a group of people are gathered around a wooden structure. The structure, which appears to be a makeshift shed or storage area, is filled with various items, including boxes and crates. The people in the image are dressed in clothing that suggests a time when life was simpler and more connected to the land. They are standing and sitting around the structure, engaged in what appears to be a communal activity. In the background, there are trees and a horse, adding to the rustic charm of the scene. The horse is standing calmly, perhaps waiting for its turn to be used. The photograph is taken from a low angle, which gives the viewer a sense of being part of the scene. This perspective also allows us to see the details of the people's clothing and the items in the structure. Overall, this image provides a glimpse into a time when life was slower-paced and more rooted in the land and its resources. It's a snapshot of a moment in history that's both familiar and foreign to us today.

This black and white photograph captures a moment in time, featuring a man in a field of apple trees. The man, dressed in a cap and a long-sleeved shirt, is kneeling on the ground, engrossed in the task of picking apples. His focus is on a large pile of apples that he has gathered, which is situated in the foreground of the image. The field itself is dotted with apple trees, their branches heavy with fruit. The trees are scattered throughout the image, creating a pattern that draws the eye. The man's position in the field suggests he is in the process of harvesting the apples. The image is taken from a high angle, providing a comprehensive view of the scene. This perspective allows us to see not only the man and his immediate surroundings but also the larger context of the apple orchard. Overall, this image paints a picture of a day in the life of an apple farmer, capturing the hard work and dedication that goes into harvesting.

This black and white photograph captures a bustling scene in a factory. The factory is filled with workers, all engrossed in their tasks. The workers are dressed in overalls, a common attire for factory workers in the past. They are standing in front of large wooden crates, which are stacked high, indicating a busy workday. The factory itself is made of wood, with a high ceiling and large windows that let in natural light. The windows are adorned with curtains, perhaps to control the light entering the factory. The high ceiling suggests that the factory is spacious, allowing for the large machinery and equipment that would be used in such an environment. The photograph is taken from a high angle, providing a comprehensive view of the factory and its workers. This perspective allows us to see the scale of the factory and the number of workers present. Overall, this photograph provides a glimpse into the past, showcasing the industrial revolution and the role of factories in shaping society.

The image appears to be a black and white photograph capturing a moment in time, likely from the mid-20th century, given the style of clothing and the quality of the image. It depicts a group of men engaged in the process of packing apples. The men are dressed in formal attire, with some wearing suits and ties, and others wearing hats. They are standing around a conveyor belt that is carrying wooden crates filled with apples. The men are inspecting the apples, presumably for quality and to ensure they meet certain standards. One man is standing at the end of the conveyor belt, possibly overseeing the process or preparing to make a selection. The apples themselves are not visible in detail, but their presence is implied by the crates. The setting appears to be an indoor space, possibly a factory or a processing facility, as suggested by the presence of the conveyor belt and the industrial feel of the environment. The background is somewhat blurred, but it seems to be a large room with high ceilings, which is typical of industrial buildings from that era. The image does not contain any visible text or branding, and the focus is solely on the activity of the men and the process of packing apples. The metadata provided does not offer any additional context or information about the specific location, the names of the individuals, or the exact nature of the event or competition being depicted.

The image depicts an industrial apple washing machine. The machine is designed to sort and clean apples for packaging. The apples are moving along a conveyor belt, and they are being washed by a series of sprinklers. The machine appears to be an older model, as indicated by the black and white nature of the photograph and the visible mechanical components. The apples are in various stages of the washing process, with some appearing cleaner than others. The machine is likely used in an apple processing facility to prepare the fruit for sale or further processing. The photograph is taken from an angle that shows the side of the machine, with the conveyor belt and sprinklers visible. The image does not provide any additional context or information about the location or the specific model of the machine.

This black and white photograph captures a bustling scene in a large warehouse-like building. The building is characterized by its high ceiling and wooden beams, giving it an industrial feel. The floor is made of concrete, adding to the ruggedness of the setting. The main focus of the image is the numerous people scattered throughout the building. They are all engaged in various activities, suggesting a busy day at work. Some are standing, possibly sorting or inspecting the produce, while others are seated, possibly taking a break or overseeing the operations. The produce itself is primarily apples, as indicated by the numerous crates filled with them. The apples are in various stages of ripeness, with some appearing fresh and others showing signs of aging. The lighting in the building is dim, with several light fixtures hanging from the ceiling, casting an even glow throughout the space. This lighting, combined with the black and white nature of the photograph, creates a somewhat moody atmosphere. Overall, this image provides a fascinating glimpse into the daily operations of a fruit processing facility in the past.

The image is a black and white photograph depicting an industrial scene. In the foreground, there is a railroad track with a single train car visible on the right side. The train car appears to be a boxcar, which is commonly used for transporting goods. The background features a series of buildings that resemble large, rectangular structures with sloped roofs. These buildings are likely used for storage or processing of agricultural products, as suggested by the metadata. The architecture of the buildings and the presence of the train car suggest that this location may be involved in the transportation and storage of goods, possibly related to agriculture, such as apples, as indicated by the metadata. The sky is overcast, and the lighting in the photograph is even, without harsh shadows, which is typical for black and white photography. The photograph has a vintage quality, which may suggest that it was taken some time ago, possibly during the early to mid-20th century, given the style of the buildings and the train car. The metadata provides additional context about the image. It is labeled "South Box Lot CPC 1," which could indicate that this is a specific location or section within a larger facility. The reference to "Del Monte Company" suggests that the image may be associated with this company, which is known for its involvement in the agricultural industry, particularly in the production and packaging of fruits and vegetables. The image is described as a "View of the south box lot," which implies that it is a photograph taken to document the location and its features. The photograph is also described as being taken for "Del Monte Company," which suggests that it may have been used for business or promotional purposes. The metadata also includes information about the format of the photograph, which is a black and white photograph with a resolution of 6.6 x 9.5 inches. The image is stored in a TIFF format, which is a high-resolution image format commonly used for digital archiving. Overall, the image provides a glimpse into an industrial setting that is likely related to the agricultural industry, specifically the storage and processing of goods. The presence of the train car and the style of the buildings suggest that this location may have been in operation during the early to mid-20th century. The photograph serves as a visual record of this location and its features.

This is a black and white photograph capturing a moment in time. The central figure is a person, dressed in a cap and a long-sleeved shirt, standing amidst a large pile of apples. The individual appears to be engaged in some sort of activity related to the apples, possibly sorting or inspecting them. The setting is outdoors, with the person standing on a patch of dirt. The ground is scattered with fallen leaves, suggesting it might be autumn. The background is filled with trees, their branches heavy with leaves, adding a sense of depth to the image. The photograph is taken from a low angle, which emphasizes the height of the pile of apples and the person standing in front of it. This perspective also allows for a clear view of the trees and the sky above. The image does not contain any text or additional objects that can be confidently identified. The relative positions of the objects suggest a well-composed photograph, with the person and the pile of apples as the main focus, and the trees providing a natural backdrop. Overall, this image provides a glimpse into a moment of work or harvest in an orchard or similar setting.

This black and white photograph captures a moment in time, featuring a group of individuals who appear to be engaged in some sort of agricultural activity. The setting is outdoors, with a backdrop of trees and a fence, suggesting a rural or farm environment. In the foreground, there are two individuals seated on boxes. They are holding what appear to be crates of apples, as indicated by the visible text on the crates. The text reads "Apple's Zee," which could be the name of the farm or the brand of the apples. Behind them, a group of people is standing, some of whom are also holding crates of apples. They are dressed in attire that is consistent with the era of the photograph, which suggests it might be from the early to mid-20th century. The clothing includes overalls and hats, typical of farm workers during that time. The overall composition of the photograph, including the positioning of the individuals and the objects they are holding, suggests a sense of community and shared work. The presence of the apples and the setting imply that this group might be involved in apple farming or harvesting. The photograph is a valuable historical document, providing a glimpse into the lives of these individuals and the work they were engaged in. It's a snapshot of a time when agriculture was a significant part of daily life, and the photograph serves as a reminder of the hard work and dedication that goes into farming.

This black and white photograph captures a moment in time, featuring a group of people in an orchard. The individuals are arranged in a pyramid formation, with the tallest person at the top and the shortest at the bottom. Each person is wearing a hat, suggesting a sunny day or outdoor work. The orchard is filled with trees, indicating a fruit-growing area. The people are dressed in clothing that suggests a past era, with many wearing long-sleeved shirts and trousers. The attire and the setting suggest a rural or agricultural environment. The photograph is taken from a low angle, which emphasizes the height of the pyramid and the depth of the orchard. The shadows cast by the trees and the people add a sense of depth and dimension to the image. The image does not contain any text or inscriptions, and the focus is solely on the people and their environment. The relative positions of the people and their interaction with each other and their surroundings provide a glimpse into a bygone era.

The image is a black and white photograph depicting a man engaged in the task of pruning a tree. The man is standing on a ladder, which is positioned against the tree, allowing him to reach higher branches. He is wearing a long-sleeved shirt and a hat, suggesting that the photo was taken in a time when such attire was common for outdoor work. The tree being pruned is dense with foliage, indicating that it is likely a fruit tree, as suggested by the text at the top of the image. The text reads "How We Gather North Yakima Wash." This suggests that the image may be from a publication related to agriculture or farming practices in the North Yakima region of Washington State. The style of the photograph, including the clothing of the man and the text at the top, indicates that it is likely from the early to mid-20th century. The quality of the image, with its grainy texture and the way the man is depicted, further supports this assumption. The photograph captures a moment of manual labor, providing a glimpse into the agricultural practices of the past. The focus on the man and his work with the tree suggests that the image was intended to showcase the process of tree pruning, which would have been an essential part of maintaining fruit trees for harvest.

This black and white photograph captures a moment in time, showcasing a group of workers diligently harvesting fruit from trees. The workers, dressed in long-sleeved shirts and pants, are standing on wooden ladders to reach the fruit. They are using baskets to collect the fruit, which appears to be apples, given their round shape and the context of the image. The trees are laden with fruit, indicating a bountiful harvest. The workers are spread out across the image, each focused on their own task. The background is filled with more trees, suggesting that this is a large orchard. The image is rich in detail, from the texture of the workers' clothing to the individual leaves on the trees. Despite being a black and white photo, it's clear that the workers are engaged in a physical task that requires strength and precision. Overall, this image provides a glimpse into a bygone era of manual labor and agricultural practices. It's a snapshot of a moment when people worked together to harvest fruit, a testament to the hard work and dedication that goes into such tasks.

The image is a black and white photograph depicting a scene from the early 20th century. It features a horse-drawn cart filled with what appears to be apples, suggesting the setting might be an apple orchard. The cart is being pulled by a horse, which is visible on the left side of the image. In the background, there are two individuals. One person is standing on a ladder, possibly engaged in the process of harvesting or sorting the apples. The other person is standing on the ground, observing the activity. The text "Picking Apples, Washington" is visible at the top of the image, indicating the location and the activity being depicted. The style of the image, including the clothing of the individuals and the design of the cart, suggests it is a historical photograph capturing a moment from the past.

The image is a black and white photograph capturing a moment from the past. It depicts a rural scene where a group of people are engaged in the task of harvesting fruit from trees. The main focus is on a horse-drawn cart, which is being used to transport the harvested produce. The cart is being pulled by a horse, which is harnessed and appears to be in motion. The cart is filled with crates, presumably containing the fruit that has been harvested. There are several people in the image, each involved in the harvesting process. Some are standing on the cart, reaching up to pick fruit from the trees, while others are standing on the ground, possibly overseeing the operation or waiting their turn. The trees in the background are laden with fruit, indicating that the harvesting process is still ongoing. The people are dressed in clothing that suggests a time period, possibly the early 20th century. The photograph is taken from a low angle, looking up at the people and the cart. This perspective gives a sense of scale and emphasizes the height of the trees and the people standing on the cart. Overall, the image provides a glimpse into a bygone era, capturing a moment of manual labor and the simple, yet hard work that went into harvesting fruit.

The image is a black and white photograph depicting an apple orchard in Washington. The photograph captures a group of workers engaged in the process of apple picking. The workers are standing on ladders, reaching up to pick the apples from the trees. The trees are laden with apples, indicating that it is likely the harvest season. The photograph is taken from a low angle, which emphasizes the height of the ladders and the workers. The text "Apple Orchard, Washington" is visible at the top of the image, providing context to the location. The style of the image, including the clothing of the workers and the quality of the photograph, suggests it may be from an earlier time period. The overall composition of the image provides a glimpse into the agricultural practices of the past.

This is a black and white photograph capturing a group of people in front of a building. The building has a sign that reads "SOO VALLEY FARMERS ASSOCIATION" in a circular emblem, with the words "SOO VALLEY FARMERS ASSOCIATION" written in a circular fashion around the emblem. Below the emblem, the text "IDAHO APPLES" is visible. The group of people is arranged in a semi-circle, with some individuals standing and others seated on the ground. They are dressed in attire that suggests a rural or agricultural setting, with many wearing hats and some wearing aprons. The overall style of the image, including the clothing and the photographic quality, suggests it may be from an earlier time period. The image has a historical or documentary feel, capturing a moment in time related to the agricultural community of the Soo Valley Farmers Association in Idaho.

The image is a vintage black and white poster featuring a young boy holding an apple in his left hand. The boy is smiling and appears to be looking directly at the camera. He has short, dark hair and is wearing a striped shirt. Behind the boy, there is a large apple with a glossy surface, and above it, there are several smaller apples with a similar glossy appearance, suggesting they are also Jonathans. The text on the poster is in a bold, capitalized font and reads "JONATHANS REAL JUICY!" The word "JONATHANS" is the most prominent, with the phrase "REAL JUICY!" in a smaller font size just below it. The overall style of the poster is reminiscent of mid-20th century advertising, with a focus on the product's name and the promise of its quality. The poster is likely promoting Jonathans apples, emphasizing their freshness and taste.

This black and white photograph captures a lively scene of a community event. The central focus of the image is a large, round apple pie that is being prepared by a group of people. The pie is placed on a wooden table, and it appears to be the centerpiece of the event. The group of people is diverse, with individuals of various ages and genders. Some are standing around the table, while others are sitting on the ground, all engrossed in the task at hand. Their attire suggests a casual, outdoor setting, possibly a park or a community center. The background of the image reveals a bustling scene with a crowd of people. Some are standing, while others are seated on benches. The presence of a car and a truck in the background suggests that this event is taking place in a public space, possibly a parking lot or a street. The image is rich in detail, with the people and the pie being the main subjects. The composition of the photograph, with the people and the pie in the foreground and the crowd in the background, creates a sense of depth and perspective. Overall, this image captures a moment of community engagement and celebration, centered around the preparation of a large apple pie. The photograph is a snapshot of a moment in time, capturing the spirit of collaboration and shared enjoyment.

The image appears to be a historical black and white photograph. It depicts a group of people, primarily women, engaged in the process of peeling apples. The apples are scattered on the ground, and some individuals are holding bowls, presumably to collect the peeled fruit. The setting seems to be outdoors, with the ground covered in dirt. In the background, there is a large pile of apples, suggesting that this is a significant event or activity related to apple production or promotion. The image is labeled with the text "When Yakima Baked the Big Apple Pie," which implies that the event might be related to a pie-making event or competition in Yakima, possibly a promotional event for the apple industry. The photograph is credited to "P# 657," which could be a reference number for the image within a collection or archive. The metadata also indicates that the image is a "Photograph,B&W," and it is described as a "Volume1\\2001800050.tif," which suggests that the image may be part of a larger collection or series. The image is dated "3/25/2003," which could be the date when the photograph was taken, or it could be the date when the photograph was accessed or catalogued. The metadata does not provide information about the creator of the image or the extent of the image in terms of its dimensions. The photograph captures a moment in time, providing a glimpse into a past event or activity. The focus on the peeling of apples and the large pile of apples in the background suggests that the image is likely related to the agricultural industry, specifically the apple crop. The presence of a large group of people indicates that this was a communal or public event, possibly organized to promote the apple industry or to celebrate the harvest.

The image is a black and white photograph depicting a group of people engaged in the process of making a large apple pie. The central focus is on a person in the act of pouring cooked apples into a large, round pie crust. The crust is placed on a surface that appears to be a wooden platform or table. The people surrounding the pie crust are dressed in attire that suggests a casual, outdoor setting, possibly related to agricultural activities or a public event. The individuals are standing and appear to be participating in the pie-making process. Some are holding shovels, indicating that they might be involved in transferring the apples from a container to the pie crust. The background is somewhat blurred, but it suggests an open-air environment with structures that could be part of a farm or agricultural setting. The metadata provided indicates that the photograph is likely related to a promotional event or activity involving apples, possibly in the Yakima region. The image is described as a "Big Apple Pie," which implies that the pie is unusually large, possibly for a public event or display. The photograph's vintage appearance, as suggested by the black and white format, implies that it was taken some time ago, possibly in the early to mid-20th century. The absence of any visible text or branding in the image suggests that the focus is on the activity and the people involved rather than on any specific product or brand.

The image depicts a vintage black and white photograph featuring three men in a rural setting. The men are standing in front of a large, circular object that appears to be a pie pan, which is being held on its edge. The pie pan is quite large, with a diameter that suggests it could be used for making a very big pie, as indicated by the text "Yakimas' Big Pie" in the metadata. The men are dressed in attire that is consistent with the early 20th century, with one man wearing a cap and the others in overalls. They are positioned in front of the pie pan, with one man on the left side of the image, one in the center, and one on the right. The man on the left is slightly behind the others, and the man on the right is gesturing towards the pie pan with his right hand. In the background, there is a wooden structure that could be a shed or a barn, and the setting appears to be a farm or an orchard, given the presence of trees and the rustic appearance of the environment. The image has a historical quality to it, suggesting that it might have been taken to document the pie pan for promotional purposes, as indicated by the metadata. The metadata also mentions "Agriculture--Crops--Apples-Promotion," which further supports the idea that the pie pan is being used for agricultural promotion.

The image is a black and white photograph capturing a moment from 2003. The main focus of the image is a large circular sign, which is prominently displayed in the foreground. The sign is adorned with a pattern of apples, arranged in a circular fashion, and the words "National Apple Week" are inscribed in the center. The sign is set against a backdrop of a city street, with buildings and trees visible in the distance. The image also contains some text, which reads "P# 243", "National Apple Week", "Yakima", and "3.25 x 5.25 in.", indicating that the sign is likely related to an event or promotion in Yakima, possibly in the year 2003. The overall composition of the image suggests it may have been taken during a public event or celebration related to National Apple Week.

The image appears to be a black and white photograph of a large, circular display of apples. The display is adorned with the word "YAKIMA" prominently in the center, suggesting that it is related to the Yakima region, which is known for apple production. The apples are arranged in a circular pattern, and there are smaller apples around the perimeter of the larger ones. The background is blurred but shows what seems to be a tree, possibly indicating an outdoor setting. The photograph has a vintage look, and there is a watermark or text overlay that reads "N# 4236; P 244," which could be an identification number or code for the photograph. The image also contains metadata that includes the subject of the photograph, which is "Agriculture--Crops--Apples-Promotion," and the location, which is "Yakima." The date of creation is given as "3/25/2003," and the format of the medium is "Photograph,B&W," indicating that the photograph is in black and white. The extent of the photograph is given as "5.75 x 3.25 in." The photograph is described as a "Volume1\\2001800054.tif," which could refer to the file format or the source of the image. The photograph does not have a creator or contributor listed in the metadata.

The image is a black and white photograph depicting a group of five women standing in front of a large, circular display of apples. The display is intricately designed with numerous apples arranged to form a pattern, and the word "APPLE" is prominently displayed in the center of the circle. The women are dressed in white dresses and are holding baskets filled with apples. They are smiling and appear to be posing for the photograph. In the background, there is a building with a chimney, and a car is visible on the left side of the image. The setting suggests an outdoor location, possibly a public space or an event venue. The photograph is labeled "National Apple Week" and includes a date of "3/25/2003," indicating that it was taken on March 25, 2003. The location is identified as "Yakima," which is a city in Washington State, known for its apple production. The image is described as a "Promotion" and is likely intended to advertise or celebrate "National Apple Week," an event that would typically involve activities related to apples and the apple industry. The presence of the women with baskets of apples, as well as the large apple display, reinforces the promotional nature of the photograph. The image is also described as a "Volume1\\2001800055.tif," which suggests that it is a digital file, possibly a TIFF (Tagged Image File Format) image, and is part of a larger collection or series. The photograph is a historical representation of an event and provides a glimpse into the agricultural and promotional activities of the time.

The image is a black and white photograph depicting a display of apples at the Yakima National Bank during National Apple Week. The display is tiered, with the largest quantity of apples at the bottom and the smallest at the top. The apples are arranged in neat rows, and there is a sign above the display that reads "National Apple Week OCT. 31 - NOV. 7." The sign also includes the text "The Yakima National Bank Capital and Surplus $300,000." In the foreground, there is a basket of apples to the left of the display, and a small sign in front of the display that reads "Yakima National Bank." The background features a building with architectural details, including columns and a balcony. The photograph appears to be a historical document, given the style of the image and the text, which suggests it was taken in the early 20th century. The metadata provided indicates that the image is part of a collection, possibly related to agriculture or promotional materials.

The image depicts a scene from the International Packing Contest held in Yakima, as indicated by the text. Two men are standing in front of a display of apples. The man on the left is wearing a hat and a coat, and he is holding a piece of paper. The man on the right is also wearing a coat and a hat, and he is looking at the man on the left. The apples are displayed in crates, and there are signs hanging above the display. The signs read "Delicious" and "Red Delicious," suggesting that the apples are of the "Delicious" variety. The setting appears to be an indoor market or exhibition hall, as indicated by the brick wall in the background. The image is in black and white, which gives it a vintage appearance. The text "98-UD-46" is visible in the image, which could be a reference number or code. The image is described as a "Photograph,B&W," which confirms that it is a black and white photograph. The image is also described as having a "Volume1\\2001800057.tif" format, which suggests that it is a digital image file.

The image appears to be a black and white photograph capturing a moment from the past. It features a group of men standing in front of a fruit stand, which is prominently displaying apples. The men are dressed in formal attire, with some wearing ties, suggesting a professional or formal event. They are all smiling and seem to be posing for the photograph. The fruit stand is filled with boxes of apples, and there are also hanging signs that read "DELICIOUS DELICIOUS DELICIOUS" and "DELICIOUS DELICIOUS DELICIOUS," indicating that the apples are being sold as a delicacy. The prices of the apples are also visible, ranging from $10.00 to $75.00 per box. The setting appears to be an indoor market or auction, as suggested by the presence of the fruit stand and the formal attire of the men. The overall atmosphere of the image suggests a sense of camaraderie and celebration among the men, possibly related to the sale of the apples. The metadata provided indicates that this image is likely related to an agricultural event or contest, specifically involving apples. The date of creation is March 25, 2003, and the format of the image is a photograph. The image is described as a "Volume1\\2001800058.tif" file, which is a TIFF (Tagged Image File Format) file, a common format for high-quality, high-resolution images.

The image appears to be a black and white photograph capturing a moment in a room where an auction is taking place. The room is filled with people, some seated at desks, while others stand. The desks are equipped with microphones, suggesting that this is a formal event with speakers or auctioneers. In the foreground, there are individuals who seem to be attendees or participants in the event. They are dressed in a variety of styles, indicative of a casual gathering. Some are wearing ties, which could imply a more formal occasion. The central focus of the photograph is a podium with a speaker at it. The speaker is gesturing with their hands, possibly addressing the audience or conducting the auction. The room itself has a high ceiling, and the walls are adorned with what appears to be a brick wall in the background. The lighting is artificial, with the main source coming from the ceiling, casting shadows on the floor. The photograph is taken from a low angle, looking up towards the ceiling and the speaker. This perspective gives a sense of the scale of the room and the number of people present. The metadata provided does not contain any information that directly relates to the content of the image. However, the description suggests that the event is related to the promotion of apples, possibly at an agricultural fair or a similar event. The date and location are not specified in the metadata, but the presence of a podium and a speaker suggests that this is a planned event rather than a spontaneous gathering.

The image is a collage of several photographs related to the apple industry, presented in a vertical format. The top left photo shows a vintage piece of machinery, which appears to be an apple grading or sorting machine. The top right photo features a sign for "Yak Apples" with a depiction of apples and a mountainous landscape. The middle left photo shows a large room filled with stacks of apples, with workers visible in the background. The middle right photo captures a group of people, possibly workers or visitors, gathered in front of a large display of apples. The bottom left photo displays a large number of wooden crates, likely used for transporting apples. The bottom right photo shows the exterior of a building with a sign that reads "W. R. Fruit & Produce Co." The image is black and white, suggesting it may be historical in nature. The metadata indicates that the image is a wall display related to apple production and promotion, and it is described as showing "all facets of apple production, packing, etc." The date of creation is March 25, 2003, and the format is a photograph. The image is 7.5 inches by 9.5 inches in size. The metadata also includes a note that the image is a Volume1\\2001800060.tif file.

The image depicts a lively scene from a fruit market in New York. The main focus is a large display of apples, which are neatly arranged in wooden crates. The apples are predominantly red, suggesting they might be a variety such as Red Delicious or Gala. The crates are stacked on top of each other, creating a pyramid-like structure that draws attention to the fresh produce. The market itself is housed in a building with a sign that reads "U.S. NO I APPLES". This could indicate that the market specializes in selling apples, possibly even sourcing them from the United States. In the background, there are several people going about their day. One person is standing near the entrance of the market, possibly a customer or a vendor. Another person is walking past the market, adding to the bustling atmosphere of the scene. The image also contains text that provides additional context. A sign on the wall reads "US NO I APPLES", reinforcing the market's specialization. Another sign reads "3.29", which likely indicates the price of the apples. Overall, this black and white photograph captures a moment in time at a fruit market, showcasing the vibrant and colorful world of fresh produce.

The image depicts a vibrant fruit display, likely from a market or store, with a focus on apples. The display is arranged in a pyramid-like structure, with the apples being the central feature. The apples are of various shades of red and green, suggesting different varieties or stages of ripeness. The display is set against a backdrop that includes a sign with the text "SUNNYSIDE PRODUCTS" and "WASHINGTON CO.", indicating the location and possibly the name of the company or the region where the fruit is sourced. The sign is placed at the top of the display, drawing attention to the brand or the origin of the produce. The image is in black and white, which gives it a timeless quality. The monochromatic palette highlights the textures and shapes within the display, such as the smooth surfaces of the apples and the intricate patterns of the foliage. The style of the image is reminiscent of early 20th-century photography, characterized by its high contrast and the use of light and shadow to create depth and dimension. The composition of the image, with the pyramid of apples and the sign in the background, suggests a careful arrangement designed to attract the viewer's attention to the fruit and the brand. Overall, the image captures a moment in time, showcasing the bounty of the Sunnyside region and the efforts of the Washington Co. to promote their products. The photograph serves as a testament to the agricultural industry and the role of publicity in marketing fresh produce.

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The image depicts a vintage train car that has been repurposed for promotional purposes. The train car is predominantly white with black lettering and features a series of windows along its side. The most striking feature is the large advertisement on the side of the train car, which promotes "National Apple Week - Eat More Apples." The text on the advertisement is clear and legible, indicating that the train car is part of a campaign to promote apple consumption. The train car is situated on train tracks, suggesting that it is either in motion or stationary. The background of the image is relatively nondescript, with a clear sky and what appears to be a barren landscape, which could be indicative of a rural or less populated area. The image has a vintage feel, likely due to its black and white color scheme and the style of the train car, which may suggest that the photograph was taken in the early to mid-20th century. The metadata provided indicates that the image is a photograph and is part of a collection or series, possibly related to agriculture or food promotion. Overall, the image captures a moment in time when a train car was used as a mobile billboard to promote a specific event and product. The use of such a medium for advertising purposes reflects the historical context of the image and the marketing strategies of the time.

The image is a black and white photograph featuring a man who appears to be Bob Hope, a well-known comedian and actor. He is seated and dressed in a suit with a tie, suggesting a formal or professional setting. The man is holding an apple in his right hand, which is raised to his mouth as if he is about to take a bite. He is looking directly at the camera with a slight smile on his face. The background is a plain, dark surface that provides a stark contrast to the subject, making him the focal point of the image. There is no visible text or branding in the image. The style of the photograph is consistent with mid-20th century portrait photography, characterized by its simplicity and focus on the subject. The metadata provided indicates that the photograph is related to apple promotion, possibly for the Washington State Apple Advertising Commission, and was taken in Yakima. The image is described as a medium shot, and the format is a black and white photograph.

The image is a black and white photograph featuring two individuals, a man and a woman. The man is on the left side of the frame, and the woman is on the right. The man is wearing a suit with a tie and has his head slightly turned towards the woman. He appears to be looking at her with a slight smile. The woman is wearing a dark dress with a high collar and a pearl necklace. She is holding an apple in her hand and is looking down at a stack of papers in front of her. The papers are spread out on a surface, and the woman seems to be examining them. The photograph has a vintage appearance, suggesting it may be from an earlier era. The style of the clothing and the quality of the image indicate that it could be from the mid-20th century. The man's attire and the woman's pearls and hairstyle are consistent with fashion trends of that time. The image is labeled with metadata that includes information about the subjects, the creator, the date of creation, the location, the format, and the extent of the image. The metadata also indicates that the image is part of a collection or series, as it is labeled with "Volume1\\2001800066.tif," which could refer to a digital file or a cataloging system. The subjects of the image are not identified by name, but the context provided by the metadata suggests that they are likely public figures or celebrities, given the nature of the photograph and the fact that they are being used for promotional purposes. The subject matter of the photograph, which appears to be related to agriculture and specifically apples, may imply that the individuals are involved in promoting a particular type of apple or an agricultural product.

This is a black and white photograph featuring two men standing side by side. The man on the left is wearing a dark suit with a wide-brimmed hat, a white shirt, and a dark tie. He is smiling and appears to be gesturing with his right hand. The man on the right is wearing a similar style suit with a wide-brimmed hat, a white shirt, and a dark tie. He is also smiling and has his hands in his pockets. The background shows a wooden wall with what appears to be a metal grate or ventilation system. There are no visible texts or distinctive marks that provide additional context or information about the subjects or the setting. The image has a vintage appearance, suggesting it may be from the mid-20th century. The metadata provided does not offer any specific details about the subjects or the context of the photograph.

This is a black and white photograph featuring a man sitting on a crate with a smile on his face. He is holding an apple in his right hand and appears to be in a good mood. The man is wearing a suit with a tie and has curly hair. To his left, there is a small figurine of a clown standing on a crate. The clown is wearing a hat and has a big smile on its face. The background is a textured wall, and the overall setting suggests an outdoor or semi-outdoor environment. The image has a vintage feel to it, possibly indicating that it was taken in the early to mid-20th century. The metadata provided suggests that this image may be related to the promotion of apples, specifically from the Skookum Packers Association, and it could be associated with the Wenatchee region. The photograph is described as a publicity photograph, which aligns with the subject matter and the presence of the clown figurine.

The image depicts a vintage scene featuring a horse-drawn wagon loaded with cases of apples. The wagon is positioned on a dirt road, and the apples are stacked in a way that suggests they are being transported or displayed. The cases are branded with the letters "Z" prominently displayed, indicating that they are likely part of a marketing campaign or a branding effort. The photograph is in black and white, which adds to its historical feel. The text "N# 3546" is visible, possibly indicating a catalog or inventory number. The image is described as being from Yakima Valley, which is known for its apple production. The photograph is dated March 25, 2003, and it is noted that it is a publicity photograph. The image is 4.5 inches by 6.5 inches in size. The metadata also suggests that the image is a TIFF file.

This is a black and white photograph capturing a moment in a warehouse or storage facility. The image is rich in detail, providing a glimpse into the past. In the foreground, there are several wooden crates stacked haphazardly. These crates are filled with apples, their red and green hues contrasting with the brown of the crates. The apples appear fresh and ripe, suggesting they might be in transit or awaiting distribution. The background of the image reveals more about the setting. There are wooden pallets and boxes, further emphasizing the industrial nature of the location. A few people can be seen in the background, possibly workers or staff members. Their presence adds a human element to the scene, reminding us of the people involved in the storage and distribution of goods. The overall composition of the image suggests a busy day at the warehouse, with workers attending to their tasks amidst the sea of crates and boxes. The black and white color scheme lends a timeless quality to the image, evoking a sense of nostalgia and history.

The image is a black and white photograph featuring a rail car with a large box of apples on it. The box is labeled "YAKIMA APPLES" and is described as "World's Biggest Box of Apples." The rail car is marked with the text "To the World's Choice Markets" and "Union Pacific." The photograph is dated March 25, 2003, and is identified by the numbers "N# 4256" and "P# 2003." The image is described as a "Volume1\\2001800071.tif" file. The photograph captures a moment of agricultural promotion, showcasing the scale of the apple shipment.

The image appears to be a vintage photograph, possibly from the early 20th century, given the style of the image and the text. It features a collection of apple boxes with the "Win-Orz" label, which suggests that the apples are of a variety called "Win-Orz." The boxes are stacked in the foreground, and behind them, there is a branch of apples, indicating that the apples are fresh and possibly grown locally. The "Win-Orz" label is prominently displayed on the boxes, suggesting that this is a brand or variety of apples. The text "Win-Orz" is written in a stylized font, which is characteristic of the time period. The boxes are likely used for packaging and distributing the apples. The background of the image is out of focus, but it seems to be an outdoor setting with greenery, which could be an orchard or a garden where apple trees are grown. The focus on the boxes and the apples in the background suggests that the image is meant to highlight the apples and the packaging. The image has a sepia tone, which is common in vintage photographs, giving it a nostalgic and historical feel. The photograph is likely intended for promotional purposes, showcasing the apples and the packaging to potential buyers or consumers. The metadata provided does not contain any specific information about the location, the date of the photograph, or the creator of the image. However, the presence of the "Win-Orz" label and the style of the image suggest that it could be related to agricultural promotion or advertising.

The image is a black and white photograph capturing a moment of manual labor. It features a group of four individuals engaged in the task of stacking wooden crates. The crates are arranged in a pyramid-like structure, with the largest at the bottom and the smallest at the top. The people are positioned at various points on the crates, indicating different stages of the stacking process. The individuals are dressed in casual attire, with two of them wearing jackets, suggesting a cooler climate or a preference for layering. The crates themselves are weathered, with visible signs of wear and tear, hinting at their frequent use. The photograph is taken from a low angle, looking up at the stack of crates. This perspective emphasizes the height of the stack and the effort involved in constructing it. The background is nondescript, with no distinguishable features, which puts the focus entirely on the stacking activity. Overall, the image provides a snapshot of a moment in time, capturing the physical effort and coordination required in manual labor tasks.

This is a black and white photograph capturing a scene of urban decay. The central focus of the image is a large, dilapidated building constructed from a multitude of small, square tiles, giving it a mosaic-like appearance. The building's facade is in a state of disrepair, with many of the tiles missing or damaged, revealing the underlying structure. In front of the building, there is a large, open area that appears to be a yard or a lot. This space is littered with various objects, including what looks like discarded furniture and other debris, suggesting neglect or abandonment. To the left of the image, there is a train car, partially obscured by the building. The train car's presence adds a sense of scale to the scene, emphasizing the size of the building. The sky above is overcast, casting a soft, diffused light over the scene. The absence of color in the photograph enhances the sense of decay and abandonment, as the monochromatic palette focuses the viewer's attention on the textures and patterns within the image. Overall, the photograph captures a moment of urban decay, where the once-functional building now stands as a testament to the passage of time and the relentless march of progress.

The image depicts an agricultural setting, specifically a "Pacific Box Lot CPC 2" in Yakima, Washington. The central focus is a series of box houses, which appear to be made of a material that resembles bricks or tiles. These structures are arranged in rows, with some of them having their roofs partially constructed. The box houses are situated near rail lines, suggesting that this location is used for the storage and processing of agricultural products, likely apples given the context. The image is a black and white photograph, which may indicate that it is an older photograph or that it was taken with the intention of emphasizing the textures and patterns of the box houses and the surrounding environment. The photograph is labeled "Overview of Boxville," which could be a nickname for this particular agricultural facility. The metadata provided indicates that the photograph is part of a collection, possibly related to agricultural practices or the history of apple farming and processing in the Pacific Northwest. The image is described as showing "rows of box houses near rail lines," which aligns with the visible content of the photograph. The metadata also notes that the photograph is in black and white, which is consistent with the visual information provided. The image does not provide any information about the specific date when the photograph was taken, but it is dated "3/25/2003," which suggests that it was taken relatively recently. The metadata does not provide any information about the creator of the photograph or the extent of the photograph in terms of its dimensions. The photograph is described as being 7.5 inches by 9.5 inches, which is likely the size of the physical photograph itself.

The image depicts a scene from an agricultural area, specifically an apple orchard. The photograph is in black and white, which gives it a vintage or historical feel. The central focus of the image is a long, straight dirt road that runs between two rows of buildings. These buildings appear to be storage structures, possibly for the storage of apples or other produce. The architecture of the buildings is simple and functional, with a flat roof and a design that suggests they are made of wood or a similar material. The road is flanked by trees on both sides, which are likely apple trees given the context. The trees are bare, indicating that the photo was taken during a season when the trees are not bearing fruit. The sky above is overcast, suggesting either a cloudy day or possibly early morning or late afternoon light. In the background, there is a structure that resembles a grain silo, which further supports the agricultural setting. The presence of the Union Pacific Railroad spur track indicates that this area is connected to a larger transportation network, which would be important for the transportation of produce. The metadata provided indicates that the image is a photograph and was created on March 25, 2003. The subject of the image is agriculture, specifically the packing of apples, and the location is Yakima. The image is described as a view down a street lined with box houses along a railroad spur track. The format of the image is a black and white photograph, and the extent of the image is 7.5 x 9.5 inches. The image is part of a collection or series, as indicated by the "Volume1\\2001800081.tif" reference.

The image is a black and white photograph featuring a group of children and an adult dressed as Santa Claus. The children are seated on the floor, with some sitting directly in front of the camera and others arranged in a semi-circle behind Santa. The children appear to be of various ages, with some wearing glasses and others wearing ties. They are holding apples, and there are boxes of apples visible in the background. The setting appears to be an indoor space, possibly a nursery or a similar institution, given the presence of a bench and a door in the background. The photograph is labeled with the text "Children and Santa Claus with Apples" and "N# 3482," which may indicate a catalog or inventory number. The metadata suggests that the photograph is related to the promotion of Washington apples, as indicated by the text "Agriculture--Crops--Apples-Promotion;" and "N# 3482." The creators of the photograph are listed as "Lewis and Hawk," and the date of creation is given as "10/3/2005." The photograph is described as a "Volume1\\2001800105.tif," which could refer to a digital file format or a specific file name. The image has a vintage appearance, which is consistent with the black and white format and the style of clothing worn by the children and Santa. The photograph captures a moment of celebration or festivity, as suggested by the presence of Santa and the children's expressions of joy and excitement. The overall composition of the photograph, with the children arranged around Santa and the boxes of apples, suggests a carefully staged event designed to promote the apples.