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Crab meat processing, c. 1955
Sockwell Crab Meat Co. employee at work. Damaged negative. -
Line of crab meat pickers, c. 1955
Line of Sockwell Crab Meat Co. employees at work filling cans with the meat from crabs. Damaged negative. -
Filling cans with crab meat, c. 1955
Sockwell Seafood Co. (later called Sockwell Crab Meat Co.) employee uses a scale to fill cans of crab meat. Damaged negative. -
Crab meat processing, c. 1955
Sockwell Crab Meat Co. employees at work. Damaged negative. -
Crab boiling vat, c. 1955
Sockwell Crab Meat Co. employee pulls back the lid of a large crab boiling vat. Damaged negative. -
Crab meat processing, c. 1955
Sockwell Crab Meat Co. employee at work. Damaged negative. -
Crab meat processing, c. 1955
Sockwell Crab Meat Co. employee at work. Damaged negative. -
Cart on bridge at Sockwell Crab Meat Co., c. 1955
Three men with cart on bridge approaching Sockwell Crab Meat Co. processing plant. Damaged negative. -
Sockwell Crab Meat Co. plant, c. 1955
The Sockwell Crab Meat Co. plant in Vero Beach, on the west bank of the Indian River. The company was started by Herb Sockwell in the 1940s and by the 1960s, it was processing over 5,000 pounds of blue crab meat per day. Damaged negative. -
Fish houses at Salerno, 1923
"The many fish houses at Salerno, near Stuart, Fla. Salerno is only two miles from Inlet." A man looks at several large buildings, one of which displays "F. B. Johnson and Sons." Presented by the Stuart Commercial Club to the United States Government Engineers at a public hearing (16 Jan 1923) in Stuart, Florida as part of a report requesting aid for a deep water harbor.Tags Packing plants