Lititz, Pennsylvania. Lititz Springs Pretzel Company, owned by Lewis C. Haines (background) who is unloading a tray of pretzels which has come up on a dumb waiter from the baking room below. His son Rob weighs them and packs them in cans. Lititz was the first town in America where pretzels were made
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