47 Free Photos of Child Labor In Alabama

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Child labor at Avondale Mills in Birmingham, Alabama, 1910
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Typical workers in Barker Cotton Mills where good conditions prevail. See Alabama report. LOC nclc.02935
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Young girls going to work noon-hour Merrimac Mills. LOC nclc.01909
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Unloading oysters on the dock. Alabama Canning Co. Bayou La Batre, Ala. - NARA - 523399
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Young sweeper working in Anniston Yarn Mills. Anniston, Ala. - NARA - 523357
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Oyster boats loading the barge. Mobile Bay, Ala. - NARA - 523387
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There are a number of these young newsboys in the Alabama cities. See Alabama report. LOC nclc.03950
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Group of workers in Central Mills. Sylacauga, Ala. - NARA - 523361
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Shucking oysters in Alabama Canning Co. Small boy in left is Mike Murphy, ten years old. Bayou La Batre, Ala. - NARA - 523395
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Coming out at noon, Merrimac Mills. All workers, even the boys at the side of the gate. Huntsville, Ala. - NARA - 523350
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Canning Factory of the Alabama Canning Co.,. LOC nclc.00803
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Some of the spinners in Pell City Cotton Mill, grouped for me by the overseer. Mr. E. A. Thompson, Supt. of the Mill... - NARA - 523355
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Unloading oysters on the dock. Alabama Canning Co.,. LOC cph.3a29844
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Little Lottie, a regular oyster shucker in Alabama Canning Co. She speaks no English. Note the condition of her shoes... - NARA - 523398
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14 year old laborer detail, Shorpy, a greaser on the tipple at Bessie Mine, Alabama. Carries two heavy pails of grease and is often in danger... - NARA - 523362 (cropped)
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Small boy on the floor is Johnnie Schraker, 8 years old, earns 45 (cents) a day, been at it for 3 years. Note how... - NARA - 523397
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OUR BABY DOFFER and some of the other infants working in the Avondale Mills. Birmingham, Ala. - NARA - 523360
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Group of oyster-shuckers working in Alabama Canning Co. LOC nclc.00836
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Little Lottie, a regular oyster shucker in Alabama Canning Co. She speaks no English. Note the condition of her shoes... - NARA - 523398
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One of the young doffers working in Pell City Cotton Mill. Supt. of Mill is also Mayor of Pell City. Pell City, Ala. - NARA - 523356
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Oyster-shuckers working in Alabama Canning Company. From 7 years upward. LOC nclc.00835
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Dave, a young 'pusher' at Bessie Mine, Alabama. (See photo and label -1835.) LOC nclc.01098
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Typical workers in Barker Cotton Mills where good conditions prevail. See Alabama report. LOC nclc.02931
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Typical workers in Barker Cotton Mill where good conditions prevail. See Alabama report. LOC cph.3a20810
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On the tipple at the Bessie Mine, Sloss-Sheffield Steel & Iron Co. by Lewis Hine
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Typical workers in Barker Cotton Mills where good conditions prevail. See Alabama report. LOC nclc.02936
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Typical workers in Barker Cotton Mills where good conditions prevail. See Alabama report. LOC nclc.02934
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Group of oyster-shuckers all working in Alabama Canning Co., from seven years upward. LOC cph.3a20278
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Typical workers in Barker Cotton Mills where good conditions prevail. See Alabama report. LOC nclc.02932
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Mobile Cotton Mills. An example of social neglect and short-sighted policy. See Alabama report. LOC nclc.02937
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Barker Cotton Mills. A successful mill and an example of the results of good management. See Alabama report. LOC nclc.02916
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Barker Cotton Mills. A successful mill and an example of the results of good management. See Alabama report. LOC nclc.02915
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On right hand end is Marie Colbeck, 8 years old, who shucks 6 or 7 pots of oysters a day (30 or 35 (cents)) at... - NARA - 523396
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Mike Murphy, a young oyster-shucker, ten years old. Alabama Canning Co. From Baltimore. LOC nclc.00837
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Fishing boats loading the barge on the reef. Mobile Bay, Ala. - NARA - 523386
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A. D. T. Boys. They all smoke. Birmingham, Ala. - NARA - 523359
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Charlie Foster has a steady job in the Merrimack Mills. School Record says he is now ten years old. His father told me that he could not read, and still he is putting him into the mill. See LOC nclc.02890
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Little Julia tending the baby at home. All the older ones are at the factory. She shucks also. Alabama Canning Co.,. LOC cph.3b21318
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Shorpy, a greaser on the tipple at Bessie Mine, Alabama. Carries two heavy pails of grease and is often in danger... - NARA - 523362
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Housing conditions in the settlement of workers in Alabama Canning Co. Two families to a house, but they are separated. Housing conditions fairly good. LOC nclc.00840
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Shucking oysters in the Alabama Canning Company (Dunbar Lopez, Dukate Co.) Small boy on left end is Mike Murphy, ten years old, and from Baltimore. LOC nclc.00829
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Group of doffers working Cotton Factory posed by the supt. of the factory. The smallest boy told me he had worked... - NARA - 523358
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Small boy on the floor is Johnnie Schraker, 8 years old, earns 45 cents a day, been at it three years. Note how they stand on the rough, sharp shells. Alabama Canning Co.,. LOC nclc.00831
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Mike Murphy, ten years old. Annie Healy, seven years old. Ross Healy, ten years old, and been at it two years. From Baltimore. Regular shuckers in Alabama Canning Co. LOC cph.3a36289
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A product of the cotton mill. Frank Barnes, Box 463, Phoenix, Alabama. Been working over forty years in the cotton mills of Columbus, Ga. Started at 4 years old for 20 cents a day. Now LOC nclc.02818
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Dependent (able-bodied) Parents. Smith Family, West Point, Miss. Three girls (in front) work in the mill. This boy and others work up town. Came from an Alabama farm six months ago. Smallest LOC nclc.02126
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Millie (about seven yrs. old) and Mary John (with the baby) eight years old. Both shuck oysters at the Alabama Canning Co. This is Mary's second year. She said, 'I shucks six pots if I don't LOC nclc.00846
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