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35--Picking cranberries on a New Jersey bog. 1913 36--Some of the many varieties of Child Labor found between 1905 and 1935 37--Some of the many varieties of Child Labor found between 1905 and 1935 MEN AT WORK 38--Old-time Printer. One of the first photo-studies of Men At Work. New York City. Loaned by the Hastings High School 1905 39--Drilling for a shot in a West Virginia coal-mine. 1908 40--Stogie-maker in a Pittsburgh factory. 1909 41--Old spinner in a Georgia cotton-mill. 1910 42--Mailman--New York City. 1922 43--Weaver, Shelton, Conn. 1932 44--A "Beamer", Shelton, Conn. 1932 45--"Riding-the-ball" on the Empire State Building, New York City. 1930 46--Team-work on the Empire State Building, New York City. 1930 47--Signal-man on the Empire State Building, New York City. 1931 48--The Empire State Building goes up, New York City. 1930 49--Laying a beam, Empire State Building, New York City. 1931 50--Grouped studies made on Empire State Building. 1930-1931 51--Grouped studies made on Empire State Building. 1930-1931 52--Grouped studies made on Empire State Building. 1930-1931 53--The top of the Mooring Mast, Empire State Building. 1931 54--The Citadel, High up on Empire State Building. 1931 55--Industrial scene, Holyoke, Massachusetts. 1936 56--A foundry spectacle, Philadelphia. 1937 57--Mechanic turning out a large drivewheel for locomotive. Philadelphia. 1937 58--Blowing glass bottles in the old way, Millville, N. J. 1937 59--An old-time "glass-bottle-stopper-grinder." Millville, N. J. 1937 60--A modern Engineman. Harmon, N. Y. 1938 61--Man and Micrometer, Philipsburgh, N. J. 1920 62--Pouring metal, old style, in a small iron works, Pittsburgh. 1909 63--"Washing at the Bosh," in a small iron works, Pittsburgh. 1909 64--A Slavic steel-worker at homestead, Pa. 1909 65--Homework, East Side New York. 1910 66--A happy Vermont farmer. 1912 67--Locomotive engineer, Pennsylvania R.R. 1921 68--Old-timer on freight trains of the country, "Cowboy of the Yards" Pennsylvania R.R. 1921 69--Jo, the Trackwalker, Pennsylvania R.R. 1921 70--Blacksmith and iron-worker, Westport, Conn. 1930 71--A worker in the building trades, New York City. 1930 72--An Arkansas farmer trying to survive the Big Drought. 1931 73--"Now I got me a job." W.P.A. snow removal, New York City. 1935 74--Coal miner working part-time in Scotts Run, W. Va. 1936
