The Spinning Room overseer and his flock.

[Young cotton mill operators.]

A few of the boys going to work in the Night Shift in a Virginia glass factory.

Organized Charity. In the Oyster Camps, Child Labor.

A carrying-in-boy in a Virginia glass factory. He works all night every other week.

[Young cotton mill operators.]

[In a Sweatshop.]

Organized Charity. In the Oyster Camps, Child Labor.

A carrying-in-boy in a Virginia glass factory. He works all night every other week.

A Dependent Widower.

[Copy print of Lewis Wickes Hine Photograph. Organized Charity. In the Oyster Camps, Child Labor.]

[Copy negative of Lewis Wickes Hine photograph. Organized Charity. In the Oyster Camps, Child Labor.]

[Copy print of Lewis Wickes Hine photograph. Organized Charity. A Dependent Widower.]

A mile from daylight.

[Copy negative of Lewis Wickes Hine photograph. Organized Charity. A Dependent Widower.]

The Children of the Jacob A. Riis House on my lawn, summer of 1901.

The Children of the Jacob A. Riis House on my lawn, summer of 1901.

Railroads On Parade at the 1939 New York World's Fair

Winter at Richmond Hill in street in front of our house.

[Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Byron, 1904.]