The captivating mini documentary titled “Gortons Jewel” is helmed by director Joe Berlinger and features the exceptional editing work of Sloane Klevin. Mark Cacciatore, the Union Editorial Writer and Creative Director, along with David Lloyd, the Art Director and Creative Director, contribute their talents to make this documentary a true gem.

Anthony Stewart's 1945 photograph at Gorton's of Gloucester in Massachusetts is a testament to a bygone era. This captivating image, taken at the height of the seafood industry's boom, offers a rare glimpse into the daily life and work at one of America's most iconic seafood processing companies. The photograph, titled ‘Top Catch: Redfish!',
is more than just a snapshot; it's a narrative encapsulating the spirit and resilience of the hardworking individuals who contributed to the success and growth of Gorton's.

In 1945, renowned photographer Anthony Stewart captured an image that would forever immortalize the vibrancy and vitality of the Atlantic premier fishing port. This photograph, now housed in the prestigious National Geographic collection, offers a fascinating glimpse into the past, highlighting the significant role this port played in the mid-20th century maritime industry. Stewart's portrayal of this Atlantic premier fishing port is a testament to the essential role it played during this period.