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C A R M E L M A G A Z I N E • H O L I D A Y 2 0 1 8 109 (Top) Starting in the early 1900s, women worked in the foul-smelling canneries packing sardines, while men ran the equipment. ) (Top) Starting in the early 1900s, women worked in the foul-smelling canneries packing sardines, while men ran the equipment. S (Top) Starting in the early 1900s, women worked in the foul-smelling canneries packing sardines, while men ran the equipment. i (Top) Starting in the early 1900s, women worked in the foul-smelling canneries packing sardines, while men ran the equipment. i (Top) Starting in the early 1900s, women worked in the foul-smelling canneries packing sardines, while men ran the equipment. 900 (Top) Starting in the early 1900s, women worked in the foul-smelling canneries packing sardines, while men ran the equipment. i (Top) Starting in the early 1900s, women worked in the foul-smelling canneries packing sardines, while men ran the equipment. f (Top) Starting in the early 1900s, women worked in the foul-smelling canneries packing sardines, while men ran the equipment. i (Top) Starting in the early 1900s, women worked in the foul-smelling canneries packing sardines, while men ran the equipment. i (Top) Starting in the early 1900s, women worked in the foul-smelling canneries packing sardines, while men ran the equipment. i (Top) Starting in the early 1900s, women worked in the foul-smelling canneries packing sardines, while men ran the equipment. i (Top) Starting in the early 1900s, women worked in the foul-smelling canneries packing sardines, while men ran the equipment. i (Top) Starting in the early 1900s, women worked in the foul-smelling canneries packing sardines, while men ran the equipment. i (Top) Starting in the early 1900s, women worked in the foul-smelling canneries packing sardines, while men ran the equipment. Most of them immigrants, they lived in nearby shacks. (Below) The luxurious amenities on Cannery Row today. Most of them immigrants, they lived in nearby shacks. (Below) The luxurious amenities on Cannery Row today. Photo: The Pat Hathaway Collection/CAviews.com

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