Employees labeling Liberty Bell Tomatoes at Young - Newland Canning Factory

In the black-and-white image, a group of factory workers, including both men and women, are gathered around a wooden table in what appears to be an early 20th-century setting. The women are wearing long skirts and blouses, typical of that era, with their hair neatly pinned up. They are focused on their tasks, handling and gluing on tin cans labels that read "Liberty Bell," which are stacked on a table at the center. One man, dressed in overalls and a cap, is seated to the right, placing cans into a wooden crate, while another woman stands beside him contributing to the assembly line process. The room is dimly lit, with light streaming in through windows in the background, casting shadows that highlight the workers' concentration and teamwork. The overall atmosphere reflects an industrious environment, showcasing the collaborative effort in preparing goods for distribution during that period in history, with a sense of historical nostalgia evident in the clothing and setting.