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Exterior photograph of E. L. Robertson's fruit drying yard located on 4th Street between Lincoln and the Southern Pacific Railroad tracks. Photograph shows workers stacking fruit drying trays. Stacking nearly dried prunes to make room for more trays of prunes to be laid on the ground for drying. In a poor drying year, prunes might be seen out drying as late as Christmas, though not often.
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