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Child Workers
Young girls working with textile machinery. One girl is standing on a box to reach her work.
Child Mine Worker
1908
Boy dressed in work clothes and covered with soot from working in a mine. He wears a hat with a rudimentary lantern on top.
Glass Factory Workers
Group of men glassblowing. The boy at right is working the mold for the glassblower.
Child Workers
1909
Caption on back: "Textile factory, girl spinner at frame, boy with a waste cart. (Child Labor in Cotton Mills, 1909-1913)."
