Jar of pickles from the Manhattan Pickle Co. that was processed and packaged in Nashville. Ga.<br /> <br /> In December of 1945, a new business venture came to Berrien County, The Manhattan Pickle Company. Doing business locally as the Nashville Packing Company, the  Manhattan Pickle Company set up a processing plant in an industrial building constructed by Berrien Investment, Inc. of Chicago, Illinois. <br /> The Manhattan Pickle Company was founded about 1915 by Louis Weinberg in Manhattan, Illinois, just south of Chicago.  By the 1940s,  Louis' son, Jack Weinberg, was at the helm of the company. <br /> Sol Weinberg, CEO of the Manhattan Pickle Company, moved to Nashville to manage the operation of the local pickle plant.<br /> (From notes on Ray City History Blog by John Sizemore)
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