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Joseph, 10, and Rosy, 8, Newsies, Newark, New Jersey, 1909 by Lewis Hine — VisualArtsDB

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Joseph, 10, and Rosy, 8, Newsies, Newark, New Jersey, 1909

Joseph, 10, and Rosy, 8, Newsies, Newark, New Jersey, 1909

Joseph, 10, and Rosy, 8, Newsies, Newark, New Jersey, 1909

1909

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Driver in Pennsylvania Coal Mine

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[Crowd of Newsies, Including One Girl]

[Crowd of Newsies, Including One Girl]

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Boy at Planing Machine, Peru, Indiana

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Rural Scene In Central Maine, Many Oxen Are Still Used

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High on the Empire State Building, N.Y.

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Lewis Hine, 1909

Housing, Conditions: United States. Pennsylvania. Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh Survey: Overcrowding. 130 people lived in 63 rooms off this alley.

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Lewis Hine, 1907

This Man, Scotch, Was Called The Poet Of The Mines, Eastern Pennsylvania Coal Mine

This Man, Scotch, Was Called The Poet Of The Mines, Eastern Pennsylvania Coal Mine

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[Three Miners (S. Pittston, Pennsylvania?)]

[Three Miners (S. Pittston, Pennsylvania?)]

Lewis Hine, 1911

[Home Work (Woman at Sewing Machine)]

[Home Work (Woman at Sewing Machine)]

Lewis Hine, 1910

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Lewis Hine, 1908

[Five Western Union Messenger Boys]

[Five Western Union Messenger Boys]

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