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Child and Chinese Labor

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Child Labor
 

A five-year-old shrimp picker. Children in this job typically worked
from 3:30 am until 5:00 pm.
Lewis Hine photograph

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Fishcutters at a canning factory. Note the cut fingers on two
of the boys.
Photo by Lewis Hine

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Berry pickers, 1908. Children worked from 4:30 am until sunset. Photo by Lewis Hine

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Immigrant mother and children sewing garments (such "piece-work"
paid 2 to 3 cents per piece).
Photo by Lewis Hine

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Freight car workers. Photo by Lewis Hine

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Young bottle factory workers 1908. Photo by Lewis Hine

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Glassblowers and mold boy, bottle factory 1908. Photo by Lewis Hine

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Child workers, textile mill. Photo by Lewis Hine

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Cotton mill factory workers 1908. Photo by Lewis Hine

Textile factory, 1908. Photo by Lewis Hine

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Textile workers, 1909. Photo by Lewis Hine

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“Breakers” sorting coal. Photo by Lewis Hine

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Boy coal miners. 15 years old was the legal age but many boys lied about their age: many boy miners were as young as 12 years old. Photo by Lewis Hine

 
 
   
Chinese Labor
 

 

A Chinese immigrant family

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Chinese Laundry. Tuscon, Arizona

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Chinese Servant. Owl's Club, Tuscon Arizona, 1894

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Chinese Railroad Workers
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Angel Island

 

Hospital steps, Angel Island

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For more information about the interment of Chinese immigrants on Angel Island, go to http://www.english.illinois.edu/maps/poets/a_f/angel/about.htm

 
 
   
     
     
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