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.

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

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

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