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Wayne O. Turner with a Head of Cauliflower

Wayne O. Turner with a Head of Cauliflower - The Farmers' Museum
Creator: 
Joyce T. Ogden 
Title: 
Wayne O. Turner with a Head of Cauliflower
Date: 
1949
Identifier: 
F0013.2015(01)lll
Description: 
Photographic print in an album. Portrait of Wayne O. Turner standing in a field of cauliflower. In his left arm he holds a mature head of cauliflower. Handwritten on the back of the print is, "Daddy and the irrigated cauliflower/1949." This photograph is part of an album of the Wayne O. and Marion Turner farm which was in operation from 1945-1956 at RD 1, LaFayette, New York. It was first a chicken farm and then a vegetable truck farm. The Turner's sold produce at the Syracuse Regional Market during that time. After the farm stopped operating, the barn was re-modeled into The Syracuse Motel and part of the farm was sold to the Jewish Federation of Syracuse and made into "Camp Fren-Le."
Physical dimensions: 
height 5 in ; width 3.5 in
Format: 
Album, Photograph ; Print, Photographic
Coverage: 
LaFayette
Publisher: 
Plowline: Images of Rural New York. A project of The Farmers' Museum, supported by the Gipson Family.