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Mary Smith, Elaine Hopkins, Flora "Babe" Goldsboro, Rosie Goldsboro, Mae Ashe, Viola Massey "Aunt Sis", and an unknown woman pose in front of a VITA Food truck.
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Mary Smith, Elaine Hopkins, Flora "Babe" Goldsboro, Rosie Goldsboro, Mae Ashe, Viola Massey "Aunt Sis", and an unknown woman pose in front of a VITA Food truck.

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A 4" x 4" color photo of a line of female VITA Foods employees standing outside the plant in Chestertown, Maryland. The women, all dressed in VITA Foods uniforms and various sweaters and aprons, lean on the side of a truck. Some look forward and some look directly at the camera. From left to right is Mary Smith, Elaine Hopkins, Flora "Babe" Goldsboro, Rosie Goldsboro, Mae Ashe, Viola Massey "Aunt Sis", and an unknown woman. 
Starr Center for the Study of the American Experience at Washington College
October 1968
Irene E Moore
English
original photographs
Factory Workers, Vita Foods Corporation
Cannery workers, Women cannery workers, Canneries, Factories, Working class African Americans, Food industry and trade--Employees, African American womenMaryland--Chestertown, Maryland--Kent County Chestertown

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