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Hosiery Workers Laughing at Highlander
A group of four hosiery workers participating in a skit and wearing accessories made from newspaper, as part of a Highlander Folk School workshop. Joie Willimetz second from right.
Mine, Mill, and Smelters Union Meal
Mine, Mill and Smelter workers eating a meal at Highlander Folk School.
Workers Session at Highlander
Five men posing at a workers session at Highlander: second from left, Southern Regional director; second from right, Myles Horton.
Two Women at CIO Session
Two women talking on a foliage covered bench as part of a CIO session at Highlander Folk School.
Meeting in Tennessee during CIO period
Meeting in Tennessee during CIO period, on a street.
Automobile Workers at Highlander
Automobile workers standing with Myles Horton (second from right), at Highlander Folk School.
