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Industry Photo Mug Collection: BLACKSMITH CLASS, c1899. Students learning blacksmithing in metal shop class in

BLACKSMITH CLASS, c1899. Students learning blacksmithing in metal shop class in a high school in Washington, D.C. Photographed by Francis Benjamin Johnston, c1899

Industry Photo Mug Collection: ST. LOUIS WORLDs FAIR. A group of lumberjacks posing on a huge stump of a fir

ST. LOUIS WORLDs FAIR. A group of lumberjacks posing on a huge stump of a fir tree which was displayed at the St. Louis Worlds Fair, Missouri. Photographed in 1904

Industry Photo Mug Collection: BLACKSMITH CLASS, c1899. African American students learning blacksmithing at the Agricultural

BLACKSMITH CLASS, c1899. African American students learning blacksmithing at the Agricultural and Mechanical College, Greensboro, North Carolina. Photograph, c1899

Industry Photo Mug Collection: NEW YORK: BLACKSMITH CLASS. Two boys working in a blacksmith class at the Childrens Aid School

NEW YORK: BLACKSMITH CLASS. Two boys working in a blacksmith class at the Childrens Aid School, New York City. Photograph, 22 May 1911

Industry Photo Mug Collection: COLORADO: BLACKSMITH. A blacksmith and two miners standing on the side of a mountain, Colorado

COLORADO: BLACKSMITH. A blacksmith and two miners standing on the side of a mountain, Colorado. Colored photograph, c1898-1905

TURKESTAN: BLACKSMITH. A blacksmith shoeing a donkey, Turkestan. Photograph, c1865-72

Industry Photo Mug Collection: TURKESTAN: BLACKSMITH. A blacksmith shoeing a horse with the help of another man, Turkestan

TURKESTAN: BLACKSMITH. A blacksmith shoeing a horse with the help of another man, Turkestan. Photograph, c1865-72

Industry Photo Mug Collection: WASHINGTON: LOGGING, 1918. Steel spar skidder with swinging loading broom moving

WASHINGTON: LOGGING, 1918. Steel spar skidder with swinging loading broom moving logs in the Cascade Mountains near Seattle, Washington. Photographed on 7 January 1918

OREGON: SAW MILLS, 1915. Steamships loading lumber at the mills of the C. A. Smith Lumber and Manufacturing Company, Marshfield, Oregon. Photographed in 1915

Industry Photo Mug Collection: WASHINGTON: FIR STUMP. Two women in a horse-drawn carriage alongside 20 foot high fir stump

WASHINGTON: FIR STUMP. Two women in a horse-drawn carriage alongside 20 foot high fir stump, Cascade Mountains, Washington State. Photograph, c1906

Industry Photo Mug Collection: STAMP MILL, 1888. The interior of Deadwood Terra Gold Stamp Mill, one of the Homestake

STAMP MILL, 1888. The interior of Deadwood Terra Gold Stamp Mill, one of the Homestake Mills at Terraville, South Dakota. Photographed by John C.H. Grabill, 1888

Industry Photo Mug Collection: TURKESTAN: BLACKSMITH. Vendors selling horseshoes with blacksmithing tools displayed

TURKESTAN: BLACKSMITH. Vendors selling horseshoes with blacksmithing tools displayed in the foreground, Turkestan. Photograph, c1865-72

Industry Photo Mug Collection: WISCONSIN: LUMBER, c1890. Railroad bridge and lumber mill, Eau Claire, Wisconsin

WISCONSIN: LUMBER, c1890. Railroad bridge and lumber mill, Eau Claire, Wisconsin. Photograph, c1890

Industry Photo Mug Collection: WINEMAKING: HOSE, 1866. Hose for conducting wine from the vaults to the bottling room

WINEMAKING: HOSE, 1866. Hose for conducting wine from the vaults to the bottling room, at the Longworth Winery in Ohio. Engraving, American, 1866

Industry Photo Mug Collection: MINNESOTA: LUMBER, c1890. A raft containing lumber passing through a drawbridge

MINNESOTA: LUMBER, c1890. A raft containing lumber passing through a drawbridge on the Mississippi River, Winona, Minnesota. Photograph, c1890

Industry Photo Mug Collection: NEW JERSEY: WORKERS, c1910. A gang of young workers in the cranberry bogs of White s

NEW JERSEY: WORKERS, c1910. A gang of young workers in the cranberry bogs of White s
NEW JERSEY: WORKERS, c1910. A gang of young workers in the cranberry bogs of Whites Bog Brown Mills, New Jersey. Photographed by Lewis Hine, September 1910

CALIFORNIA: STANDARD OIL. Panoramic view of the Standard Oil Company in Richmond, California. Photograph, 1913

Industry Photo Mug Collection: MAINE: LUMBER, c1903. Fallen logs ready to enter the Aroostook River, Aroostook Woods, Maine

MAINE: LUMBER, c1903. Fallen logs ready to enter the Aroostook River, Aroostook Woods, Maine. Stereograph, c1903

CALIFORNIA: OIL TANKS, c1910. Group of men standing in front of Standard Oil storage tanks at Bakersfield, California. Photographed c1910

Industry Photo Mug Collection: CALIFORNIA: LUMBERJACKS, c1902. Mules pulling enormous sections of timber on skid

CALIFORNIA: LUMBERJACKS, c1902. Mules pulling enormous sections of timber on skid roads to the mill at Converse Basin, California. Stereograph, c1902

Industry Photo Mug Collection: LUMBERJACK, c1905. A lumberjack lying in cut of a fir tree with a dog and two young

LUMBERJACK, c1905. A lumberjack lying in cut of a fir tree with a dog and two young women are standing on boards inserted in cuts in the tree, Cascade Mountains near Seattle, Washington

Industry Photo Mug Collection: WASHINGTON: LUMBERING, c1899. Lumberjacks cutting shingle bolts in the Cascade Mountains

WASHINGTON: LUMBERING, c1899. Lumberjacks cutting shingle bolts in the Cascade Mountains, near Seattle, Washington. Photograph, c1899

Industry Photo Mug Collection: LUMBERJACK FAMILY, c1899. A family of lumberjacks posing with Washington cedar

LUMBERJACK FAMILY, c1899. A family of lumberjacks posing with Washington cedar and fir timber in the Cascade Mountains near Seattle, Washington. Photograph, c1899

Industry Photo Mug Collection: LUMBERJACKS, 1901. Lumberjacks posing around a twelve foot fir tree with a cut in the center

LUMBERJACKS, 1901. Lumberjacks posing around a twelve foot fir tree with a cut in the center, rural America. Photograph, 9 October 1901

Industry Photo Mug Collection: LUMBERJACKS, c1902. A group of lumberjacks posing around the cut in a cut in the

LUMBERJACKS, c1902. A group of lumberjacks posing around the cut in a cut in the center of a Giant Fir tree, rural America. Photograph, c1902

Industry Photo Mug Collection: MICHIGAN: LUMBERJACKS. A group of lumberjacks standing on a snow covered log in Michigan

MICHIGAN: LUMBERJACKS. A group of lumberjacks standing on a snow covered log in Michigan. Photograph, c1880-1899

Industry Photo Mug Collection: MICHIGAN: LUMBERJACKS. Cutting lumber during the winter in Michigan. Photograph

MICHIGAN: LUMBERJACKS. Cutting lumber during the winter in Michigan. Photograph, c1880-1899

Industry Photo Mug Collection: OREGON: LUMBER, 1902. Mill workers standing on a huge log raft, containing millions

OREGON: LUMBER, 1902. Mill workers standing on a huge log raft, containing millions of feet of lumber, Columbia River, Oregon. Stereograph, 6 March 1902

Industry Photo Mug Collection: MICHIGAN: LUMBERJACKS. Chopping down tress during the winter in Michigan. Photograph

MICHIGAN: LUMBERJACKS. Chopping down tress during the winter in Michigan. Photograph, c1880-1899

Industry Photo Mug Collection: MICHIGAN: LUMBERING. A lumberjack logging with horsedrawn sled during the winter in Michigan

MICHIGAN: LUMBERING. A lumberjack logging with horsedrawn sled during the winter in Michigan. Photograph, c1880-1899

Industry Photo Mug Collection: COLORADO: LUMBERING, c1900. Donkeys being used as pack trains with large planks

COLORADO: LUMBERING, c1900. Donkeys being used as pack trains with large planks of lumber strapped to their sides, Colorado. Photograph, c1900

Industry Photo Mug Collection: HAWAII: SUGAR HARVEST, 1915. Workers gathering sugar cane on a plantation in Hawaii

HAWAII: SUGAR HARVEST, 1915. Workers gathering sugar cane on a plantation in Hawaii. Photograph, c1915

Industry Photo Mug Collection: HAWAII: SUGAR REFINERY. A load of sugar cane arriving at a refinery in Hawaii. Photograph

HAWAII: SUGAR REFINERY. A load of sugar cane arriving at a refinery in Hawaii. Photograph, c1915

Industry Photo Mug Collection: BOSTON: YARN FACTORY, c1912. Women working at machines, beaming and inspecting

BOSTON: YARN FACTORY, c1912. Women working at machines, beaming and inspecting yarn at the American Woolen Company in Boston, Massachusetts, c1912

Industry Photo Mug Collection: HAWAII: SUGAR REFINERY. The delivery of bagasse, the by-product of sugar cane after

HAWAII: SUGAR REFINERY. The delivery of bagasse, the by-product of sugar cane after the juice is extracted, to a room in a sugar refinery in Hawaii. Photograph, c1915

Industry Photo Mug Collection: TEDDY BEAR FACTORY, c1915. Women at work making teddy bears in an American factory

TEDDY BEAR FACTORY, c1915. Women at work making teddy bears in an American factory. Photograph, c1915

Industry Photo Mug Collection: RUSSIA: MINERS, c1910. Miners outside the Bakalskii iron mine in Russia

RUSSIA: MINERS, c1910. Miners outside the Bakalskii iron mine in Russia. Photograph by Sergei Prokudin-Gorskii, c1910

Industry Photo Mug Collection: U. S. NAVAL GUN FACTORY, 1903. Two men at work at the U. S. Naval Gun Factory in Washington, D

U. S. NAVAL GUN FACTORY, 1903. Two men at work at the U. S. Naval Gun Factory in Washington, D
U.S. NAVAL GUN FACTORY, 1903. Two men at work at the U.S. Naval Gun Factory in Washington, D.C. Photograph by Francis Benjamin Johnston, 1903

Industry Photo Mug Collection: RUSSIA: FACTORY, c1910. Workers grinding stone products at the Imperial Lapidary

RUSSIA: FACTORY, c1910. Workers grinding stone products at the Imperial Lapidary Works in Yekaterinburg, Russia. Photograph by Sergei Prokudin-Gorskii, c1910

Industry Photo Mug Collection: SHOE FACTORY WORKERS, 1910. Men and women going to work at the Brown Shoe Factory in Moberly

SHOE FACTORY WORKERS, 1910. Men and women going to work at the Brown Shoe Factory in Moberly, Missouri. Photograph by Lewis Hine, 1910

Industry Photo Mug Collection: HINE: BOTTLE FACTORY, 1909. Boys and men working the night shift at the Woodbury

HINE: BOTTLE FACTORY, 1909. Boys and men working the night shift at the Woodbury Bottle Works in Woodbury, New Jersey. Photograph by Lewis Hine, 1909

Industry Photo Mug Collection: HINE: GLASS WORKERS, 1909. Boys and men working the night shift at the Wheaton

HINE: GLASS WORKERS, 1909. Boys and men working the night shift at the Wheaton Glass Works in Millville, New Jersey. Photograph by Lewis Hine, 1909

Industry Photo Mug Collection: HINE: GLASS BLOWERS, 1909. Men working the night shift at the Cumberland Glass Works in Bridgeton

HINE: GLASS BLOWERS, 1909. Men working the night shift at the Cumberland Glass Works in Bridgeton, New Jersey. Photograph by Lewis Hine, 1909

Industry Photo Mug Collection: CHINA: CLOTH-MAKING, c1906. The process of separating the threads of cotton in

CHINA: CLOTH-MAKING, c1906. The process of separating the threads of cotton in preparation for weaving Nankeen cloth, Nanking, China. Stereograph, c1906

Industry Photo Mug Collection: CHINA: CLOTH-MAKING, c1906. Workers preparing the warp for the manufacturing of

CHINA: CLOTH-MAKING, c1906. Workers preparing the warp for the manufacturing of Nankeen cotton cloth, Nanking, China. Stereograph, c1906

Industry Photo Mug Collection: ENGLAND: ARMS FACTORY. Assembly line at the Vickers, Sons & Maxin guns and ammunition

ENGLAND: ARMS FACTORY. Assembly line at the Vickers, Sons & Maxin guns and ammunition factory in England. Photographed c1905

Industry Photo Mug Collection: CHICAGO: MEATPACKING. Factory workers dressing beef at the Armour and Company meatpacking

CHICAGO: MEATPACKING. Factory workers dressing beef at the Armour and Company meatpacking house in Chicago, Illinois. Stereograph, 1892

Industry Photo Mug Collection: CHICAGO: MEATPACKING. Factory workers sticking hogs at the Armour and Company meatpacking house

CHICAGO: MEATPACKING. Factory workers sticking hogs at the Armour and Company meatpacking house, Union Stock Yards, Chicago, Illinois. Stereograph, 1893

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