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Industry Photo Mug Collection (#7)

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Background imageIndustry Photo Mug Collection: CHICAGO: MEATPACKING. Factory workers cutting up hogs at the Armour and Company

CHICAGO: MEATPACKING. Factory workers cutting up hogs at the Armour and Company meatpacking house in Chicago, Illinois. Stereograph, c1893

Background imageIndustry Photo Mug Collection: CHICAGO: MEATPACKING. Factory workers packing sliced bacon in glass jars at the Armour

CHICAGO: MEATPACKING. Factory workers packing sliced bacon in glass jars at the Armour and Company meatpacking house, Union Stock Yards, Chicago, Illinois. Stereograph, c1909

Background imageIndustry Photo Mug Collection: CHICAGO: MEATPACKING. Inside the beef department with factory workers and visitors at the Armour

CHICAGO: MEATPACKING. Inside the beef department with factory workers and visitors at the Armour and Company meatpacking house in Chicago, Illinois. Stereograph, c1893

Background imageIndustry Photo Mug Collection: CHICAGO: MEATPACKING. Men and boys stuffing skins on two tables in the sausage

CHICAGO: MEATPACKING. Men and boys stuffing skins on two tables in the sausage department at the Armour and Company meatpacking house in Chicago, Illinois. Stereograph, c1893

Background imageIndustry Photo Mug Collection: CHICAGO: MEATPACKING. Men working at the hog scraping rail at the Armour and Company

CHICAGO: MEATPACKING. Men working at the hog scraping rail at the Armour and Company meatpacking house in Chicago, Illinois. Stereograph, c1909

Background imageIndustry Photo Mug Collection: CHICAGO: MEATPACKING. Factory workers labeling cans of the Veribest products in the Armour

CHICAGO: MEATPACKING. Factory workers labeling cans of the Veribest products in the Armour and Company meatpacking house in Chicago, Illinois. Stereograph, c1909

Background imageIndustry Photo Mug Collection: CHICAGO: MEATPACKING. Factory workers in the pickling and curing warehouse for ham at the Swift

CHICAGO: MEATPACKING. Factory workers in the pickling and curing warehouse for ham at the Swift and Company meatpacking house in Chicago, Illinois. Stereograph, c1906

Background imageIndustry Photo Mug Collection: CHICAGO: MEATPACKING. An automatic scraping machine with the capacity for 1000

CHICAGO: MEATPACKING. An automatic scraping machine with the capacity for 1000 hogs per hour at the Swift and Company meatpacking house in Chicago, Illinois. Stereograph, c1906

Background imageIndustry Photo Mug Collection: CHICAGO: MEATPACKING. Factory workers washing and tagging freshly killed lamb at the Swift

CHICAGO: MEATPACKING. Factory workers washing and tagging freshly killed lamb at the Swift and Company meatpacking house in Chicago, Illinois. Stereograph, c1906

Background imageIndustry Photo Mug Collection: CHICAGO: MEATPACKING. A half mile of pork consisting of two rows of hogs hanging

CHICAGO: MEATPACKING. A half mile of pork consisting of two rows of hogs hanging up at the Armour and Company meatpacking house in Chicago, Illinois. Stereograph, c1897

Background imageIndustry Photo Mug Collection: CHICAGO: MEATPACKING. Killing hogs in the shackling pen inside the slaughterhouse at the Swift

CHICAGO: MEATPACKING. Killing hogs in the shackling pen inside the slaughterhouse at the Swift and Company meatpacking house in Chicago, Illinois. Stereograph, c1906

Background imageIndustry Photo Mug Collection: CHICAGO: MEATPACKING. Large soup kettles inside the meatpacking house at Swift

CHICAGO: MEATPACKING. Large soup kettles inside the meatpacking house at Swift and Company in Chicago, Illinois. Stereograph, c1906

Background imageIndustry Photo Mug Collection: CHICAGO: MEATPACKING. Factory workers dropping hides and splitting chucks in the

CHICAGO: MEATPACKING. Factory workers dropping hides and splitting chucks in the beef department at the Swift and Company meatpacking house in Chicago, Illinois. Stereograph, c1906

Background imageIndustry Photo Mug Collection: CHICAGO: MEATPACKING. Workers cutting up hogs by hand and removing the hams

CHICAGO: MEATPACKING. Workers cutting up hogs by hand and removing the hams and shoulders at the Swift and Company meatpacking house in Chicago, Illinois

Background imageIndustry Photo Mug Collection: CHICAGO: MEATPACKING. Factory workers dressing beef, removing hides and splitting

CHICAGO: MEATPACKING. Factory workers dressing beef, removing hides and splitting backbones at the Swift and Company meatpacking house in Chicago, Illinois. Stereograph, c1906

Background imageIndustry Photo Mug Collection: CHICAGO: MEATPACKING. Factory workers dressing beef on the slaughtering floor at the Swift

CHICAGO: MEATPACKING. Factory workers dressing beef on the slaughtering floor at the Swift and Company meatpacking house in Chicago, Illinois. Stereograph, c1906

Background imageIndustry Photo Mug Collection: CHICAGO: MEATPACKING. A worker knocking out cattle with a hammer before they are

CHICAGO: MEATPACKING. A worker knocking out cattle with a hammer before they are slaughtered at the Swift and Company meatpacking house, Chicago, Illinois. Stereograph, c1906

Background imageIndustry Photo Mug Collection: CHICAGO: MEATPACKING. Factory workers stuffing link sausages with machines at the Swift

CHICAGO: MEATPACKING. Factory workers stuffing link sausages with machines at the Swift and Company meatpacking house, Chicago, Illinois. Stereograph, c1905

Background imageIndustry Photo Mug Collection: CHICAGO: MEATPACKING, c1893. Women and men weighing and packing mince meat at Armour s

CHICAGO: MEATPACKING, c1893. Women and men weighing and packing mince meat at Armour s
CHICAGO: MEATPACKING, c1893. Women and men weighing and packing mince meat at Armours packing house in Chicago, Illinois. Stereograph, c1893

Background imageIndustry Photo Mug Collection: CHICAGO: MEATPACKING, c1893. A worker in the sausage department at Armours packing house

CHICAGO: MEATPACKING, c1893. A worker in the sausage department at Armours packing house, standing by a meat grinder and stirring a vat of ground meat. Stereograph, c1893

Background imageIndustry Photo Mug Collection: CHICAGO: MEATPACKING, c1906. Workers dressing lambs for market and removing their hides

CHICAGO: MEATPACKING, c1906. Workers dressing lambs for market and removing their hides, at Swift and Companys Packing House in Chicago, Illinois. Stereograph, c1906

Background imageIndustry Photo Mug Collection: PENNSYLVANIA: OIL, c1880. An oil derrick at the Lady Hunter well near Petrolia City, Pennsylvania

PENNSYLVANIA: OIL, c1880. An oil derrick at the Lady Hunter well near Petrolia City, Pennsylvania. Stereograph, c1880

Background imageIndustry Photo Mug Collection: ALASKA: PETROLEUM, c1910. Petroleum lake, Point Barrow, Alaska. Photographed c1910

ALASKA: PETROLEUM, c1910. Petroleum lake, Point Barrow, Alaska. Photographed c1910

Background imageIndustry Photo Mug Collection: PENNSYLVANIA: WIRE MILL. Wire mills spewing smoke along the Monongahela River, Donora

PENNSYLVANIA: WIRE MILL. Wire mills spewing smoke along the Monongahela River, Donora, Pennsylvania, c1910

Background imageIndustry Photo Mug Collection: HINE: COAL MINERS, 1911. A group of coal miners at the end of the work day, waiting

HINE: COAL MINERS, 1911. A group of coal miners at the end of the work day, waiting for the cage to go up, South Pittston, Pennsylvania. Photograph by Lewis Hine, January 1911

Background imageIndustry Photo Mug Collection: HINE: COAL MINER, 1910. A young coupling-boy about 12 to 13 years-old at the tipple

HINE: COAL MINER, 1910. A young coupling-boy about 12 to 13 years-old at the tipple of Indian Mountain Line of Proctor Coal Company, near Jellico, Tennessee. Photograph by Lewis Hine, December 1910

Background imageIndustry Photo Mug Collection: WEST VIRGINIA: COAL MINE. The tipple and elevator which leads down to the mine

WEST VIRGINIA: COAL MINE. The tipple and elevator which leads down to the mine 200 feet below ground in Gary, West Virginia. Photograph by Lewis Hine, August 1908

Background imageIndustry Photo Mug Collection: BESSIE COAL MINE, 1910. Part of the tipple at Bessie Mine, Alabama. Photograph by Lewis Hine

BESSIE COAL MINE, 1910. Part of the tipple at Bessie Mine, Alabama. Photograph by Lewis Hine, November 1910

Background imageIndustry Photo Mug Collection: COAL MINER, c1915. A coal miner standing on the back of coal mining car moving through a tunnel

COAL MINER, c1915. A coal miner standing on the back of coal mining car moving through a tunnel. Photograph, c1915

Background imageIndustry Photo Mug Collection: COLORADO: COAL MINE, c1906. A coal mine that makes coke by filling the ovens

COLORADO: COAL MINE, c1906. A coal mine that makes coke by filling the ovens and taking out the product in Starkville, Colorado. Stereograph, c1906

Background imageIndustry Photo Mug Collection: SCRANTON: COAL MINE, c1905. Boys picking through slate at a anthracite coal mine

SCRANTON: COAL MINE, c1905. Boys picking through slate at a anthracite coal mine, Scranton, Pennsylvania. Stereograph, c1905

Background imageIndustry Photo Mug Collection: COAL MINE SHAFT, c1890. Dome burned out of the solid rock by gas in shaft #6 of

COAL MINE SHAFT, c1890. Dome burned out of the solid rock by gas in shaft #6 of the Pennsylvania Coal Company in Pittston, Pennsylvania. Stereograph, c1890

Background imageIndustry Photo Mug Collection: ILLINOIS: COAL MINE, c1910. Men demonstrating the types of resuscitation equipment

ILLINOIS: COAL MINE, c1910. Men demonstrating the types of resuscitation equipment, stretchers, lanterns and underground breathing gear in use at a coal mine in La Salle, Illinois. Photograph, c1910

Background imageIndustry Photo Mug Collection: PENNSYLVANIA: COAL MINE. Mr. A. Langerfeld and one of his machines for picking

PENNSYLVANIA: COAL MINE. Mr. A. Langerfeld and one of his machines for picking coal which does away completely with the use of breaker boys

Background imageIndustry Photo Mug Collection: COAL MINERS, c1905. Five coal miners in a railroad car about to descend into the coal mine shaft

COAL MINERS, c1905. Five coal miners in a railroad car about to descend into the coal mine shaft, Hazelton, Pennsylvania. Stereograph, c1905

Background imageIndustry Photo Mug Collection: HINE: BREAKER BOYS, 1911. A group of breaker boys working in #9 Breaker at the Hughestown Borough

HINE: BREAKER BOYS, 1911. A group of breaker boys working in #9 Breaker at the Hughestown Borough, Pennsylvania Coal Company, Pittston, Pennsylvania. Photograph by Lewis Hine, January 1911

Background imageIndustry Photo Mug Collection: HINE: BREAKER BOYS, 1911. Four breaker boys working in #9 Breaker at the Hughestown Borough

HINE: BREAKER BOYS, 1911. Four breaker boys working in #9 Breaker at the Hughestown Borough, Pennsylvania Coal Company, Pittston, Pennsylvania. Photograph by Lewis Hine, January 1911

Background imageIndustry Photo Mug Collection: HINE: BREAKER BOYS, 1911. Boy laborers at noon hour in the Ewen Breaker at the

HINE: BREAKER BOYS, 1911. Boy laborers at noon hour in the Ewen Breaker at the Pennsylvania Coal Companys works at South Pittston, Pennsylvania. Photographed in 1911 by Lewis W. Hine

Background imageIndustry Photo Mug Collection: PENNSYLVANIA: COAL MINE. First Aid to the Injured. A man equipped with a Draeger Oxygen Helmet

PENNSYLVANIA: COAL MINE. First Aid to the Injured. A man equipped with a Draeger Oxygen Helmet, demonstrating the importance of safety in the mine shafts at the Avondale Shaft, D.L.W

Background imageIndustry Photo Mug Collection: HINE: CHILD LABOR, 1910. A boy about 12 or 13 years old working as a greaser

HINE: CHILD LABOR, 1910. A boy about 12 or 13 years old working as a greaser and coupler on the tipple of the Cross Mountain Mine, Knoxville Iron Co. near Coal Creek, Tennessee

Background imageIndustry Photo Mug Collection: HINE: CHILD LABOR, 1911. A 13-year-old nipper working 500 ft

HINE: CHILD LABOR, 1911. A 13-year-old nipper working 500 ft. from the shaft and a quarter of a mile underground at Shaft #6, Pennsylvania Coal Company, Pittston, Pennsylvania

Background imageIndustry Photo Mug Collection: HINE: CHILD LABOR, c1910. Coal miner boys at the end of the work day in a Pennsylvania coal mine

HINE: CHILD LABOR, c1910. Coal miner boys at the end of the work day in a Pennsylvania coal mine. Photograph by Lewis Hine, c1910-1911

Background imageIndustry Photo Mug Collection: HINE: CHILD LABOR, 1910. A boy about 12 or 13 years-old working as a greaser

HINE: CHILD LABOR, 1910. A boy about 12 or 13 years-old working as a greaser and coupler on the tipple of the Cross Mountain Mine, Knoxville Iron Co. near Coal Creek, Tennessee

Background imageIndustry Photo Mug Collection: HINE: CHILD LABOR, 1910. A boy shoveling ore at the Daisy Bell Mine, Aurora, Missouri

HINE: CHILD LABOR, 1910. A boy shoveling ore at the Daisy Bell Mine, Aurora, Missouri. Photograph by Lewis Hine, October 1910

Background imageIndustry Photo Mug Collection: HINE: COAL MINERS, 1908. Bank Boss (on right) and brake boy (in center) at the Laura Mine

HINE: COAL MINERS, 1908. Bank Boss (on right) and brake boy (in center) at the Laura Mine, Red Star, West Virginia. Photograph by Lewis Hine, September 1908

Background imageIndustry Photo Mug Collection: HINE: CHILD LABOR, 1908. A 15 year-old trapper boy, at a coal mine in West Virginia

HINE: CHILD LABOR, 1908. A 15 year-old trapper boy, at a coal mine in West Virginia. Photograph by Lewis Hine, September, 1908

Background imageIndustry Photo Mug Collection: HINE: COAL MINER, 1908. A miner in front of a great fall of slate that blocked

HINE: COAL MINER, 1908. A miner in front of a great fall of slate that blocked the entry to Turkey Knob Mine, Macdonald, West Virginia. Photograph by Lewis Hine, October 1908

Background imageIndustry Photo Mug Collection: HINE: CHILD LABOR, 1908. A trapper boy more than a mile inside at Turkey Knob Mine

HINE: CHILD LABOR, 1908. A trapper boy more than a mile inside at Turkey Knob Mine, Macdonald, West Virginia. Photograph by Lewis Hine, October 1908



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