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| Product packaging and promotion were skillful tools used by the agriculture industry. These young women may have been part of a publicity session at one of the exhibitions or country fairs. |
The Cotton Club was a lavish, well attended nightclub with name entertainment, bootleg gin and gambling facilities. |
“Typical Los Angeles working man say farewell to his family as he leaves for work.” Mr. Hayman, a railroad conductor, posed for this photograph which illustrated a Chamber article on the good life of the Los Angeles working man. |
| Graduates of the apparel trades were assured of employment in the garment industry after graduation. |
Angora rabbits were clipped every three months for the highly prized long fibers of white Angora wool. |
Employees of the Mission Hosiery Mill appear dwarfed by thousands of model feet. |
Los Angeles at Work 1920 - 1939 
