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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. Phillipsburgh, 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
