1. Working Conditions: Child Labor

2. Basket Sellers; 1908

3. Bottle Factory; 1908

4. Box Factory;

5. Boy lost Arm running Saw in Box Factory

6. Sweatshop

7. Carrying Homework from Sweatshop Leaving the factory with coats to be sewn at home, NYC, 1912

8. Climbing up on the machinery to replace bobbins.

9. Spinning Room; Massachusetts

11. Girls Weaving; 1908

12. Mill workers at their looms

13. Breaker Boys, South Pittston, Pennsylvania, 1911

14. Child Coal Workers

15. Coal Miners

18. Cigar Factory; 1908

19. Young cigarmakers in the Englehardt & Company factory at Tampa, Florida, January 1909. Lewis Hine wrote, "Three boys looked under 14. Work was slack and youngsters were not being employed much. Labor leaders told me in busy times many small boys and girls were employed. Youngsters all smoke." Photo by Lewis Hine.

20. Garment Workers; 1908

21. Glass Blower; 1908

22. Glassworker

24. 9 Year Old Newsgirl

25. Newsies

27. Shucking Oysters

35. WORK PRICE PER PIECE WEEKLY INCOME Finishing coats.............6c a piece $2.40 to $3.00 Finishing pants.............6c to 10c a pair $3.00 to $4.20 Making violets..............3c a gross up $2.75 to $3.50 Making little roses.........8c a gross $2.75 to $4.00 Making large roses..........16c to 18c a gross $3.00 (7 and 8 petals) Making baby dresses.........45c a dozen $3.20 to $5.00 (Sewing up two sides, hemming skirt, making sleeves and sewing them in, gathering and binding the neck into a band, sewing on one button and making one button hole.) Embroidering crepe de.......$5.00 a dress china dresses (It takes 10 days to complete one.)