"The Ball Team. Composed mainly of glass workers." Indiana, August 1908 - by Lewis Hine for the National Child Labor Committee.
"The Ball Team. Composed mainly of glass workers." Indiana, August 1908 - by Lewis Hine for the National Child Labor Committee.
Just saw this picture of children working on coal mines from 1911 (Photo by Lewis Hine) and Frostpunk immediately popped into mind. I used children to work on gathering posts next to Coal thumpers and felt guilty. Frostpunk game devs did a lot of research to make the game as grounded as possible.
The Ball Team, composed mainly of glass workers. Indiana, August 1908. Photo by Lewis Hine [5000 x 3567]
Georgia cotton mill workers, 1909. Photo credit: Lewis Hine [900x688]
George Matthews, Johnny Rust, John Surles, Fulsom Mccutchen, Albert Robinson, Morris Mcconnell are Cutters in the Seacoast Canning Co., factory #7. Eastport, Maine, 1911. Photo by Lewis Hine [3000 x 2159]
Rosie Dorothy Berdych, a 7 year old regular oyster shucker, works all day, Varn & Platt Canning Co. Bluffton, South Carolina 1913. by Lewis Hine [1126 x 1440]
Jennie Camillo, 8 years old, Cranberry picker (Pemberton, New Jersey) Photo taken by Lewis W. Hine in Sept. 27, 1910 [830x1024]
A typical Birmingham messenger. Birmingham, Alabama, 1914 - by Lewis Hine for the National Child Labor Committee.
A typical Birmingham messenger. Birmingham, Alabama, 1914 - by Lewis Hine for the National Child Labor Committee. [1600x1144]
"Tommy Hawkins, 5 year old newsie, 40 inches high." St. Louis, Missouri, 1910 - by Lewis Hine for the National Child Labor Committee. [962x1334]
Two of the helpers in the Tifton Cotton Mill, Tifton, Georgia, January 1909, photo by Lewis Wickes Hine [3000 x 2124]
Lewis Hine, Widow and her son rolling papers for cigarettes, 1909
Old time printer at a foot press, NYC, 1905 - by Lewis Hine. [726X1024]
A typical Birmingham messenger. Birmingham, Alabama, 1914 - by Lewis Hine for the National Child Labor Committee.
Jennie Camillo, 8 years old, Cranberry picker (Pemberton, New Jersey) Photo taken by Lewis W. Hine in Sept. 27, 1910
Old time printer at a foot press, NYC, 1905 - by Lewis Hine.
Lewis Hine, The "Manly art of self-defense" Newsboys' Protective Association, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1908
"The Ball Team. Composed mainly of glass workers." Indiana, August 1908 - by Lewis Hine for the National Child Labor Committee. [1280x831]
Jennie Camillo, 8 years old, Cranberry picker (Pemberton, New Jersey) Photo taken by Lewis W. Hine in Sept. 27, 1910
April 1910. "1 a.m. Pin boys working in Subway Bowling Alleys, 65 South Street, Brooklyn, N.Y., every night. Three smaller boys were kept out of the photo by Boss." Photograph and caption by Lewis Wickes Hine. reddit.com/gallery/r1wu7w
Rosie Dorothy Berdych, a 7 year old regular oyster shucker, works all day, Varn & Platt Canning Co. Bluffton, South Carolina 1913. by Lewis Hine [1126 x 1440]
Paris waif, 1918. Photo taken by American sociologist and photographer, Lewis Hine. Hine used his camera as a tool for social reform. His photographs were instrumental in changing child labor laws in the United States. reddit.com/gallery/rbzd72
Telegraph delivery boys. Birmingham, Alabama. November 1910, by Lewis Hines
"Tommy Hawkins, 5 year old newsie, 40 inches high." St. Louis, Missouri, 1910 - by Lewis Hine for the National Child Labor Committee.
Jennie Camillo, 8 years old, Cranberry picker (Pemberton, New Jersey) Photo taken by Lewis W. Hine in Sept. 27, 1910
Two young newsboys from Newark, New Jersey. By Lewis Hine for the National Child Labor Committee, November 1912. [1024x763]
April 1910. "1 a.m. Pin boys working in Subway Bowling Alleys, 65 South Street, Brooklyn, N.Y., every night. Three smaller boys were kept out of the photo by Boss." Photograph and caption by Lewis Wickes Hine. reddit.com/gallery/r1wusu
Lewis Hine, Mt. Holyoke, Massachusetts - Paragon Rubber Co. and American Character Doll. Pressing rubber bodies, 1936
Jennie Camillo, 8 years old, Cranberry picker (Pemberton, New Jersey) Photo taken by Lewis W. Hine in Sept. 27, 1910
Lewis Hine, Workers on Empire State Building, 1931
Georgia cotton mill workers, 1909. Photo credit: Lewis Hine [900x688]
Telegraph delivery boys. Birmingham, Alabama. November 1910, by Lewis Hines
Working children in a Saturday ball game, by Lewis W. Hine. Chester, South Carolina, 1908.
Two young newsboys from Newark, New Jersey. By Lewis Hine for the National Child Labor Committee, November 1912.
Lewis Hine, Child coal miners in West Virginia, 1908
"Michael McNelis, 8 years old, a newsboy. This boy has just recovered from his second attack of pneumonia. Was found selling papers in a big rainstorm today" - Philadelphia, June 1910, photo by Lewis Wickes Hine for the National Child Labor Committee.
Lewis Hine, Young spinner in Roanoke Cotton Mills. Said 14 years old, May 1911
Lewis Hine, Country church, Sharps Station M.E. Church, near Loyston, Tennessee. This church will be submerged by the waters of the Norris Dam reservoir, October 1933
Telegraph delivery boys. Birmingham, Alabama. November 1910, by Lewis Hines
Lewis Hine, Boys in packing room, Brown Mfg. Co. Evansville, Ind, October 1908
Lewis Hine, Merilda, carrying cranberries Rochester, Mass, September 1911
George Matthews, Johnny Rust, John Surles, Fulsom Mccutchen, Albert Robinson, Morris Mcconnell are Cutters in the Seacoast Canning Co., factory #7. Eastport, Maine, 1911. Photo by Lewis Hine [3000 x 2159]
Lewis Hine, A few of the doffers and sweepers in the Mollahan Mills. Newberry, S.C., December 1908. Stunning photo.
Working children in a Saturday ball game, by Lewis W. Hine. Chester, South Carolina, 1908. [1024x721]
Two young newsboys from Newark, New Jersey. By Lewis Hine for the National Child Labor Committee, November 1912.
Lewis Hine, 11 year old celery vender. He sold until 11 P.M. and was out again Sunday morning selling papers and gum. Has been in this country only half a year. Washington D.C, April 1912
Lewis Hine, "Amos is 6 and Horace 4 years old. Their father, John Neal is a renter and raises tobacco. He said (and the owner of the land confirmed it) that both these boys work day after day from "sun-up to sun-down", Warren County Albaton, Kentucky, 1916
Ferris, a 7 year old newsie who did not know enough to make change for investigator. Mobile, Alabama. 1914. by Lewis Hine [1600 x 1106]
