Six Hi-Res Photos of Americans at Work: 1905. Men posing with team of horses hauling giant spruce log 30 feet in circumference. Cascade Mountains, Washington; Norfolk, Virginia, circa 1905. "Weighing cotton on the docks."; January 1911. Boys working

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Six Hi-Res Photos of Americans at Work: 1905. Men posing with team of horses hauling giant spruce log 30 feet in circumference. Cascade Mountains, Washington; Norfolk, Virginia, circa 1905. "Weighing cotton on the docks."; January 1911. Boys working in the #9 breaker of the Pennsylvania Coal Co. mine; June 1940. "La Delta Project. Driver of combine threshing oats. Thomastown, Louisiana."; July 1941. Girl in picket line. Union picketing for increase of $8 weekly wage; July 1941. "Stockyard workers during lunch hour. Chicago, Illinois."



1905. "Men posing with team of horses hauling giant spruce log 30 feet in circumference. Cascade Mountains, Washington."

Norfolk, Virginia, circa 1905. "Weighing cotton on the docks."

Shorpy Historical Picture Archive :: The Cotton Docks: 1905 high-resolution photo





January 1911. Boys working in the #9 breaker of the Pennsylvania Coal Co. mine at Hughestown Borough near Pittston, Pennsylvania.

January 1911. Boys working in the #9 breaker of the Pennsylvania Coal Co. mine at Hughestown Borough near Pittston, Pennsylvania. In this group are Sam Belloma of  142 Panama St.Pine Street and Angelo Ross of 142 Panama Street
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