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A Hawaiian Pineapple Plantation

A Hawaiian Pineapple Plantation

A worker picks pineapples on a plantation. Though Dole has made the prickly fruit a major Hawaiian export, the plant is not native to the islands and was introduced in 1813.

Photo: William C. Shrout./Time & Life Pictures/Getty Images

Jan 01, 1941
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