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Heinz Plant: 1962

H.J. Heinz 57 plant Tracy, Calif. circa 1962. Note the crates of Tomatoes stacked in front, parking lot full of now-classic vehicles and a now-extinct Phone Booth. From a slide found in a Thrift Store on 9-14-2012. View full size.

H.J. Heinz 57 plant Tracy, Calif. circa 1962. Note the crates of Tomatoes stacked in front, parking lot full of now-classic vehicles and a now-extinct Phone Booth. From a slide found in a Thrift Store on 9-14-2012. View full size.

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Heinz Plant

In the mid-1960s (2nd, 3rd, and 4th grade), I lived near the Heinz plant in Fremont, OH. For most people, the start of the school year might be marked by cooler nights and turning leaves. For me, it was the smell of ketchup and chili sauce cooking.

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