Sadie Cordero and Children Picking Grapes
Item
Title
Sadie Cordero and Children Picking Grapes
Identifier
2022.006.075
Type
image
Description
Black and white photograph of Sadie Cordero and her three children, a daughter and two sons, picking grapes in Salinas, California. Some Mexican American families in California would go pick various California produce in the Summer and Fall. Some picked apricots in Hemet, walnuts in Concord, stone fruit in Fairfield, and other crops. For many, following the crops was a matter of survival in the absense of local, full-time, year-round work Families would spend summers and the early fall months harvesting crops throughout California and other parts of the West.
Subject
Agribusiness
Grape Industry
Spatial Coverage
Salinas (Calif.)
Temporal Coverage
unknown
Creator
unknown
Date
unknown
Contributor
Inland Mexican Heritage, Courtesy of Nellie Del Rio
Format
.tif
Language
English
Bibliographic Citation
Vasquez, Antonio Gonzalez, and Genevieve Carpio. Mexican Americans in Redlands. Charleston, S.C: Arcadia Publishing, 2012.