Lewis Hine (1874-1940) was an American sociologist and photographer, best known for his images of child labor. His pictures were instrumental in reforming child labor laws in the United States.

Trapper Boy, Turkey Knob Mine, 1908 Image: Library of Congress	Lewis Hine photographing slum children, ca 1910 Image: Science & Society Picture Library	Self-Portrait with Newsboy, 1908 Image: Library of Congress

The Library of Congress has a Prints & Photographs division, whose Online Catalog provides access to about 95% of the more than 14 million items they hold. Its National Child Labor Committee collection has about 5,100 photographic prints and 355 glass negatives:

"Photographs, taken primarily by Lewis Hine for the National Child Labor Committee, focusing on children, showing workers, working and living conditions, and educational settings in the United States between 1908 and 1924. Images depict working conditions in agriculture, home labor, street trades, and various other industries, including, mining, canneries, glass factories, and cotton mills. Photographs also show recreational activities, victims of work-related accidents, health care activities, and images representing protests of child labor practices. Included are photographs of cartoons and clippings."

Provided here are the 156 images from LOT 7478: "Glass factories. Child labor at glass and bottle factories in the United States":

"Photographs show work activities and portraits in glass and bottling factories in Ohio, Indiana, West Virginia, Missouri, Illinois, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Alexandria, Virginia. Work sites in the latter two locations include an integrated work force of white and black workers. Images document working conditions and work hours, showing workers at their lunch breaks and working at night. Also includes three exhibit panels that use the images to portray child labor in glass factories (Hine nos. 3514, 3745, and 3745-A)."

The original scans are ~50 MB color TIFFs (click on the Hine#); I converted them to ~7 MB grayscale JPEGs (click on the thumbnail). No other image processing was performed. If an image was available as both glass negative and print, the negative scan was used. These images have "no known restrictions on publication"; see Rights and Restrictions Information.

Thumbnail	Hine #	Title		Thumbnail	Hine #	Title
	0068	Boys at Lehr glass works. Location: West Virginia.		0076	Glass works. Midnight. Location: Indiana.
	0078	Glass works. Location: Indiana.		0079	Glass works, night scene. Location: Indiana.
	0080	The "Carrying-in Boys," Midnight At an Indiana Glass Works. Location: Indiana.		0081	#81. Typical Night Scene In an Indiana Glass Works. Location: Indiana.
	0085	The "Carrying-in Boy," In an Indiana Glass Works, 1:00 A. M., Aug., 1908. Location: Indiana.		0087	Glass Works - Day Shift. Location: Indiana.
	0088	Putting Bottles into the Annealing Oven. An Indianapolis Glass Works, 1 A.M. Location: Indianapolis, Indiana.		0089	The Ball Team. Composed mainly of glass workers. Indiana. Aug. 1908. L.W.H. [Lewis Wickes Hine]. Location: Indiana.
	0090	A typical Glass Works Boy, Indiana, Night Shift, Said he was 16 years old. 1 A.M. Location: Indiana.		0091	A glass works in Indiana, Night Shift Going to Work. 5 P.M. (See also #115). Location: Indiana.
	0095	#95. A Glass Works Boy Waiting for the Night Shift, Indiana. Aug., 1908. Location: Indiana.		0115	Night Shift Leaving for Home: Indiana Glass Works, 8:00 A. M., (See also Photo #91.) Location: Indiana.
	0120	9 P.M. in an Indiana Glass Works, Aug., 1908. Location: Indiana.		0121	Night Scene, in an Indianapolis Glass Works. Location: Indianapolis, Indiana.
	0122	9 P.M. in an Indiana Glass Works, Aug., 1908. Location: Indiana.		0124	9 P.M. in an Indiana Glass Works. Aug., 1908. Location: Indiana.
	0125	Day Scene in an Indiana Glass Works. Aug., 1908. Location: Indiana.		0126	Day Scene in an Indiana Glass Works. Aug.,1908. Location: Indiana.
	0127	An Indiana Glass Works and some of its workers. Location: Indiana.		0128	Day Scene in an Indiana Glass Works. Location: Indiana.
	0129	10 P.M. in An Indiana Glass Works. Location: Indiana.		0143	Tygart Valley Glass Co., Grafton, W. Va. Plenty of boys. (see label on 162). Location: Grafton, West Virginia.
	0151	Glass Blower and Mold Boy. Boy has 4 1/2 hours of this at a stretch, then an hour's rest and 4 1/2 more: cramped position. Day shift one week: night shift next. (see label on photo 162.) Grafton, W. Va. Location: Grafton, West Virginia.		0152	"Carrying in Boy" at the Lehr. Glass Factory, Grafton, W. Va. (See label on #162.) Location: Grafton, West Virginia.
	0153	Lunch Time, Economy Glass Works, Morgantown, W. Va. Plenty more like this, inside. Location: Morgantown, West Virginia.		0154	Midnight in a Glass Works. Grafton, W. Va. (see photo 162). Location: Grafton, West Virginia.
	0158	Machine that blows 4 milk bottles at a time. No "lung blowers" employed. Travis Glass Co., Clarksburg W. Va. Manager says machines are fast coming into play in bottle industry, plans eventually to have machines in place of "carrying in boys." Location: Clarksburg, West Virginia.		0159	Crescent Glass Works, Clarksburg , W. Va. At the Rolling Machine. Location: Clarksburg, West Virginia.
	0160	Night shift at Glass Works, Grafton, W. Va. 11:30 P.M. Going to work after 1 hour recess. (see label on #162.) Location: Grafton, West Virginia.		0161	Midnight in a Glass Works in Grafton, W. Va. Boys at the "Glory-Hole" where object is reheated before going to finisher. Location: Grafton, West Virginia.
	0164	Carrying-in Boy at the Lehr, (15 years old) Glass Works, Grafton, W. Va. Has worked for several years. Works nine hours. Day shift one week, night shift next week. Gets $1.25 per day. Location: Grafton, West Virginia.		0165	Blower and Mold Boy, Seneca Glass Works, Morgantown, W. Va. (see label on #171) (see photos 170 & 171). Location: Morgantown, West Virginia.
	0169	Upton Stopper Co., Morgantown, W. Va. Plenty of Small Boys The one by the machine is a "catching up" boy He seemed about 10 yrs. old. Oct. 1908. See 183. L.W.H. Location: Morgantown, West Virginia.		0170	A Blower With Foot Mold. question: "Why cannot mold boys done away with?" Seneca Glass Works, Morgantown, W. Va. (See photos 165 & 171.) Location: Morgantown, West Virginia.
	0171	Seneca Glass Works, Morgantown, W. Va. Girls wrapping and packing. Girl in centre said she was 13. this is a co-operative institution run in the interests of the workers as well as employers; do not work at night; yet they use small girls and many small boys. Oct., 1908. Location: Morgantown, West Virginia.		0172	O'Neill Bottle Machine, Mannington Glass Wks., Mannington, W. Va. Blows bottles by compressed air. Managers do not believe in using small boys or girls and do not do it: large boys are paid same rate as small boys would receive, $1 a day. Location: Mannington, West Virginia.
	0173	Mannington Glass Works. Uses no small boys (below 15): These are average: manager said they do not believe in working boys that ought to be in school. Say it pays to use large boys, as they pay them same as small ones--$1 a day: employ 60 men and 30 boys 15 to 18 years: no young girls. Location: Mannington, West Virginia.		0174	H. Northwood Glass Co., Wheeling W. Va. Many small boys here. Location: Wheeling, West Virginia.
	0175	Girls in Packing Room. Central Glass Co., Wheeling West Virginia. Several very young girls pack here. Location: Wheeling, West Virginia.		0176	Central Glass Company, Wheeling, W. Va. Dozens of small boys here. Location: Wheeling, West Virginia.
	0177	Central Glass Co., Wheeling, W. Va. Blower and Mold Boy. Location: Wheeling, West Virginia.		0178	Girls, boys and men, polishing and wrapping, working together: morals in glass factory are proverbially bad. Union Stopper Co., Morgantown, W. Va. Several very young girls and many small boys working here. Location: Morgantown, West Virginia.
	0180	Glass works. Location: West Virginia.		0182	Boys at Lehr, Economy Glass Works. Location: Morgantown, West Virginia.
	0183	"Teaching the young idea." The Boss (who began at 10 years of age, and has been at it for 30 years) showing a beginner (who is apparently 9 or 10) See 169. Location: Morgantown, West Virginia.		0185	5 P.M. Boys going home from Monongah Glass Works. A native remarked "De place is lousey wid kids." (See #188.) Location: Fairmont, West Virginia.
	0186	These boys (and one other small one, who is not present) and their father, work in Monongah Glass Works. Father gets $1.75 a day - one boy 125 a day 4 get 80 cents a day. Total 6.20 a day. Live in a tumble down house. What is the trouble?. Location: Fairmont, West Virginia.		0187	Men with Foot Mold and Boys. A West Virginia Glass Works. Location: West Virginia.
	0188	Monongah Glass Co., Fairmont, W. Va. Jo Before a glass wks boy going home, 5 P.M. He says he is 12 years old, and has been at it one year: is a "ketchin-up-boy" $.70 a day: says glass business is all right. Asked if he was going to be a glassblower when he grows up, he said "Sure!" (See 185) Goes to school during school term: asked is [sic] he had to, he answered "Don't unless I want to" asked why he went then, said "Want to learns something." 1908. Location: Fairmont, West Virginia.		0189	Boys going home from Glass Works, Monongah Glass Works, Fairmont, W. Va. Location: Fairmont, West Virginia.
	0193	Citizens' Glass Co., Evansville, Ind. Over ten small boys on day shift in one department, were counted. Location: Evansville, Indiana.		0213	Bill, a carrying-in boy, Canton Glass Works, Marion, Ind. Gets $.80 a day or night. Others below fourteen, too. Location: Marion, Indiana.
	0214	School #9 and #12. Some of the boys who work in the glass works at night and go to school in day time. (See report for names, etc.) Location: Marion, Indiana.		0215	7 A.M. Boy ("Bill,") carrying milk. In summer he works in the glass factory and keeps two cows too. Location: Marion, Indiana.
	0234	Marion Flint Glass Co., Boys work here but the boss would not permit any photographing. Location: Marion, Indiana.		0955	A group of workers in Jonas Glass Works, Minotola, N.J. These are typical of conditions in Southern N.J. although one finds, occasionally, a few younger workers. Location: Minotola, New Jersey.
	0956	Noon-hour. Cumberland Glass Works, Bridgeton, N.J. Smallest boy in middle of front row and one on right-hand end have been in this plant four years. See also #957 to 971. Location: Bridgeton, New Jersey.		0956-A	General View of Wheaton Glass Company. Location: Millville, New Jersey.
	0957	Noon-hour. Cumberland Glass Works, Brigeton[sic], N.J. Smallest boy in middle of front row and one on right-hand end have been in this pant four years. See also photos #957 to 971. Location: Bridgeton, New Jersey.		0958	These boys work off and on in Cumberland Glass Works, Bridgeton, N.J. Smallest boy is Geo. Cartwright, 401 N. Laurel St. He says been working off and on since 11 years old. Location: Bridgeton, New Jersey.
	0959	Scene in Cumberland Glass Works, Bridgeton, N.J. A young "holding-mold-boy" on left of photo and young "carrying-in-boy" in middle distance. Location: Bridgeton, New Jersey.		0960	Cumberland Glass Works, Bridgeton, N.J. A young "holding-mold boy" is seen, dimly, in middle distance to left of centre. Negroes, Greeks and Italians are being employed in many glass houses. Location: Bridgeton, New Jersey.
	0961	Cumberland Glass Works, Bridgeton, N.J. Location: Bridgeton, New Jersey.		0962	Cumberland Glass Works, Bridgeton, N.J. Location: Bridgeton, New Jersey.
	0963	Some of the night shift waiting to go to work. Cumberland Glass Works, Bridgeton, N.J. Location: Bridgeton, New Jersey.		0964	Some of night shift waiting to go to work. Cumberland Glass Works, Bridgeton, N.J. One boy is 13 years old. Location: Bridgeton, New Jersey.
	0965	Name: At the "Glory Hole." A midnight scene in a N.J. Glass Works. Cumberland Glass W[or]ks, Bridgeton, N.J. His name in Edwin Cope, 18, Mt. Vernon[?]. His mother read me the date of his birth from the family record--Mar. 26, 1996 [i.e., 1896]. This proves him to be 13 years old. Nov. 1, 1909. Location: Bridgeton, New Jersey.		0966	Night scene in Cumberland Glass Works, Bridgeton, N.J. Location: Bridgeton, New Jersey
	0967	Lunch-time. A few of the workers on night shift in Cumberland Glass Works, Bridgeton, N.J. Location: Bridgeton, New Jersey		0968	Name: A few of the workers on night shift, Cumberland Glass [Works], Bridgeton, N.J. One boy is 13 years old. Nov. 15, 1909. Location: Bridgeton, New Jersey.
	0969	Night shift going work. N.J. Nov. 15, 1909. Cumberland Glass Works. Location: Bridgeton, New Jersey.		0970	Night scene in Cumberland Glass Works, Bridgeton, N.J. Location: Bridgeton, New Jersey.
	0971	Night scene in Cumberland Glass Works, Bridgeton, N.J. Small boy in middle distance of Photo. Location: Bridgeton, New Jersey.		0972	Workers in More-Jones Glass Co., Bridgeton, N.J. Location: Bridgeton, New Jersey.
	0973	Workers in More-Jones Glass Co., Bridgeton, N.J. Small boy in middle is Harry Simpkins, 52 South Ave. (dirty, noisome conditions). See him in photos 978 & 979. Location: Bridgeton, New Jersey.		0974	Two of the boys on night shift in the More-Jonas [i.e., Jones?] Glass Co., Bridgeton, N.J. Location: Bridgeton, New Jersey.
	0975	Some of the night shift, Bridgeton, N.J. Location: Bridgeton, New Jersey.		0976	One of the lads in the night shift. Bridgeton, N.J. Location: Bridgeton, New Jersey.
	0977	Scene in More-Jonas [i.e., Jones?] Glass Co. Bridgeton, N.J. Location: Bridgeton, New Jersey.		0978	Scene in More-Jonas Glass Co., Bridgeton, N.J. Several young boys are to be seen in photo.] Location: [Bridgeton, New Jersey].
	0979	Scene in More-Jonas [i.e., Jones?] Glass Co., Bridgeton, N.J. Several young boys are to be seen in photo. Location: Bridgeton, New Jersey.		0980	Scene in More-Jonas Glass Co., Bridgeton, N.J. Several young boys are to be seen in photo.] Location: Bridgeton, New Jersey.
	0981	Night shift going to work. More-Jonas [i.e., Jones?] Glass Works, Bridgeton, N.J. Three of these boys may be under 14. Location: Bridgeton, New Jersey.		0982	A midnight scene in More-Jonas [i.e., Jones?] Glass Works, Bridgeton, N.J. See small "snapper-up-boy" in left of photo. Location: Bridgeton, New Jersey.
	0983	A midnight scene in More-Jonas [i.e., Jones?] Glass Works, Bridgeton, N.J. Four small boys are to be seen in this photo. Location: Bridgeton, New Jersey.		0984	Night shift. Cumberland Glass Works, Bridgeton, N.J. Location: Bridgeton, New Jersey.
	0985	George Cartwright, 401 North Laurel St., Bridgeton, N.J., is out of School. Hangs around the Cumberland Works looking for job. Says he is 14 years old now (questionable) and has worked off and on since he was 11. (See photo 958). Location: Bridgeton, New Jersey.		0986	A group of "carrying-in-boys" at Cumberland Glass Works. This is a typical group of carrying-in-boys in South Jersey. Location: Bridgeton, New Jersey.
	0987	A group working on night shift at Hereford Glass Works, Cape May Court House, N.J. November 19, 1909. I saw the smalles[t] boy carrying in shortly before midnight, November 18th. Location: Cape May Court House, New Jersey.		0988	A group working on night shift at Hereford Glass Works, Cape May Court House, N.J. Nov. 19, 1909. I saw the smallest boy carrying in shortly before midnight, November 18th. Location: Cape May, New Jersey.
	0989	Noon hour, Cape May Glass Co. N.J., One of the small boys. Location: Cape May, New Jersey.		0990	Young negroes working in Cape May Glass Co., N.J. Been there some time. Location: Cape May, New Jersey.
	0991	Young negroes working in Cape May Glass Co., Been there some time. Location: Cape May, New Jersey.		0992	Midnight scene. Cumberland Glass Works, Bridgeton, N.J. At the lehr[?]. Location: Bridgeton, New Jersey.
	0993	Night scene. Cumberland Glass Works, Bridgeton, N.J. Location: Bridgeton, New Jersey.		0994	Night scene. Cumberland Glass Works, Bridgeton, N.J. Location: Bridgeton, New Jersey.
	0995	Night scene in a New Jersey Glass House. Location: New Jersey.		0996	Going home from Wheaton Glass Co., Millville, N.J. Location: Millville, New Jersey.
	0997	Going home from Wheaton Glass Co., Milleville [i.e., Millville], N.J. Location: Millville, New Jersey.		0998	Noon hour, Milleville [i.e., Millville?] Bottle Works, N.J. All work there, except tiny boy on end. Location: Millville, New Jersey.
	1000	J.C. Wheaton Glass Works. Location: Millville, New Jersey.		1001	J. C. Wheaton Glass Wks. Location: Millville, New Jersey.
	1002	J.C. Wheaton Glass Wks. Location: Millville, New Jersey.		1003	Wheaton Glass Wks. Millville, New Jersey.
	1004	Wheaton Glass Wks. Millville, New Jersey.		1005	Noon hour, Millville Mfg. Co. One of six young boys and girls that I saw working in the cotton mill. Some were younger than this one. Location: Millville, New Jersey.
	1006	Night scene, Wheaton Glass Works, Millville, N.J. Location: Millville, New Jersey		1007	Night shift in Wheaton Glass Works, Millville, N.J. This is typical of night shifts in Jersey. Location: Millville, New Jersey.
	1008	Night shift in Wheaton Glass Works, Millville, N.J. This is typical of night shifts in Jersey. Location: Millville, New Jersey.		1009	Day scene. Wheaton Glass Works, Millville, N.J. This is typical of night shifts. Location: Millville, New Jersey.
	1010	Day scene in New Jersey Glass House. Boy is Howard ---, 15 years old but has been in the glass works for two years, and has worked some at night. Location: New Jersey.		1011	Day scene, Wheaton Glass Works. Location: Millville, New Jersey.
	1012	Day shift, Wheaton Glass Works, Millville, N.J. Location: Millville, New Jersey.		1013	Sign on Company store, Wheaton Glass Works, Millville, N.J. Location: Millville, New Jersey.
	1014	Sign on Company store, Wheaton Glass Works. Location: Millville, New Jersey.		1015	Day scene. Wheaton Glass Works Millville, N.J. Location: Millville, New Jersey.
	1016	Woodbury Bottle Works. Noon Hour. Woodbury, N.J. All are workers. Location: Woodbury, New Jersey.		1017	Woodbury Bottle Works. Noon hour. Woodbury, N.J. All are workers. Location: Woodbury, New Jersey.
	1018	A typical glass-boy. Woodbury Bottle Works. Location: Woodbury, New Jersey.		1019	Woodbury Bottle Works. Woodbury, N.J. Noon hour. Woodbury, N.J. All are workers. Location: Woodbury, New Jersey.
	1020	Scene in Woodbury Bottle Works. They work nights. Location: Woodbury, New Jersey.		1021	Woodbury Bottle Works. Noon hour. Woodbury, N.J. All are workers. Location: Woodbury, New Jersey.
	1022	Noon hour. Moore Bros. Glass Co. Clayton, N.J. All are workers. Location: Clayton, New Jersey.		1023	Noon hour. Moore Bros. Glass Co., Clayton, N.J. All are workers. Location: Clayton, New Jersey.
	1024	Noon hour. Moore Bros. Glass Co., Clayton, N.J. All are workers. Location: Clayton, New Jersey.		1025	Noon hour. Moore Bros. Glass Co., Clayton, N.J., all are workers. Location: Clayton, New Jersey
	1026	Noon hour. Moore Bros. Glass Co., Clayton, N.J. All are workers. Location: Clayton, New Jersey		1027	Noon hour. Moore Bros. Glass Co., Clayton, N.J., all are workers. Location: Clayton, New Jersey.
	1405	Noon hour at Obear-Nestor Glass Co., East. St. Louis, Ill. Names of the smallest boys are: Walter Kohler, 981 N. 18th St.; Walter Riley, 918 N. 17th. St.; Will Convery, 1828 Natalie Ave.; Clifford Matheny, 1927 Summit Ave. All these boys are working at above glass works. (See summary attached.) Location: St. Louis, Missouri.		1406	Noon hour at Obear-Nestor Glass Co., East St. Louis, Ill. Names of the smaller boys are: Walter Sohler [i.e. Kohler?] , 918 N. 18th. St.; Walter Riley, 918 N. 17th St.; Will Convery, 1828 Natalie Ave.; Clifford Matheny, 1927 Summit Ave. All these boys were working at above glass works. See 1405. Location: St. Louis, Missouri.
	1407	Obear Nestor Works. East St. Louis, Ill. Names of the smaller boys are: Walter Kohler, 981 N. 18th St.; Walter Riley, 918 N. 17th St.; Will Convery, 1828 Natalie Ave.; Clifford Matheny, 1827 Summit Ave. All boys work at above glass works. Smallest boy is Chas. Meyer, Edgemont Station D.D. #2. Had been working at above Glass works over a month. See 1405. Location: St. Louis, Missouri.		1452	Glass. Alfred Wieseman and his home, 564 W. 25th St. E. St. Louis. (See photo 1407). Location: St. Louis, Missouri.
	1453	Home of Clifford Matheny, Summit Ave. E. St. Louis. Glass works boy (see photo 1407) He is # 3. Location: St. Louis, Missouri.		1478	Noon hour. Illinois Glass Co., (Shop #7.) These boys all work in above glass company. Tuesday noon. Location: Alton, Illinois.
	1479	Noon hour. These boys are all working in the Illinois Glass Co. 1) Smallest boy, Frank (?) Dwyer, 1009 1/2 E. 6 St., says he has been working here 3 months. 2) Joe Dwyer (brother) Has been working here over 2 years. 3) Henry Maul, 513 Central Ave. 4) Frank Schenk, Lives with uncle, 611 Central Ave. 5) Emil Ohley, 1012 E. 6th Street. 6) Wm. Jarett, 825 E. 5th Street. 7) Fred Metz, 707 Bloomfield Street. In addition to their telling me they worked I saw them beginning work just before 1 P.M. Photo at 12:30. Alton, Ill. May 17, 1910. Location: Alton, Illinois		1480	Group of glass workers at Shop 7, Illinois Glass Co. 12:30 P.M. One of the smallest boys is Dennis White, 1013 Liberty St.,. Location: Alton, Illinois.
	1481	Group of glass workers Shops 6 & 7, Illinois Glass Co. 12:45 P.M. Even the tiny chap on left end of photo was working. He is a Polish boy who cannot understand English. I saw him at work just before 1 P.M. Location: Alton, Illinois.		1482	Group of Glass Workers in Shop 6, Illinois Glass Co. The smallest boy is Polish and does not understand English (Illiterate) I saw him at work just before 1 P.M. Location: Alton, Illinois.
	2260	"Carrying-in" boy in Alexandria Glass Factory, Alexandria, Va. Works on day shift one week and night shift next week. See photo 2261. Location: Alexandria, Virginia.		2264	Some of the youngsters on day shift (next week on night shift) at Old Dominion Glass Co., Alexandria, Va. I counted 7 white boys and several colored boys that seemed to be under 14 years old. The youngest ones would not give names, but the following are a few: Frank Ellmore, 913 Gibbon St., apparently ten or eleven. Been there three months. Dannie Powell, 307 Columbus St., Henry O'Donnell, 1923 Duke St. Leslie Mason, 912 Wilke St. Location: Alexandria, Virginia.
	2265	Some of the youngsters on day shift (next week on night shift) at Old Dominion Glass Co., Alexandria, Va. I counted 7 white boys and several colored boys that seemed to be under 14 years old. The youngest ones would not give names, but the following are a few: Frank Ellmore, 913 Gibbon St., apparently ten or eleven. Been there three months. Dannie Powell, 307 Columbus St. Henry O'Donnell, 1925[?] Duke St. Leslie Mason, 912 Wilke St. See also photos and labels 2260 to 2271 and report. Location: Alexandria, Virginia.		2266	Two young carrying-in boys in Alexandria (Va.) Glass Factory. Frank Clark (on left) 702 N. Patrick St., could neither read nor write, having been to school only a few weeks in his life. Two older brothers work in glass factory, and his father is a candy maker. Frank is working on night shift this week. Ashby Corbin (on right), 413 N. St. Asaph St. Has had only four terms of schooling. See also photos and labels 2260 to 2271. Location: Alexandria, Virginia.
	2267	A few of the young boys working on the night shift at the Alexandria (Va.) Glass Factory. See also photos and labels 2260 to 2271. Location: Alexandria, Virginia.		2268	A few of the young boys working on the night shift at the Alexandria (Va.) Glass Factory. See also photos and labels 2260 to 2271. Location: Alexandria, Virginia.
	2269	In the Alexandria glass factories, negroes work side by side with the white workers. Also in Richmond. These are some of those working in Alexandria (Va.) Glass Factory. Location: Alexandria, Virginia.		2270	In the Alexandria glass factories, negroes work side by side with the white workers. Also in Richmond. These are some of those working in the Alexandria (Va.) Glass Factory. Location: Alexandria, Virginia.
	2271	A few of the young boys working on the night shift at the Alexandria (Va.) Glass Factory. See also photos and labels 2260 to 2271. Location: Alexandria, Virginia.		2272	Group of workers, including boys and girls, standing outdoors
	3505	Going to their work at 5 P.M. "Sheeny Joe's" Glass House, January, 1913. Boy to left is 15 years old, can't speak English. Location: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.		3506	Ten Arm Owens Automatic Bottle Machine. Courtesy of Owen's Automatic Bottle Machine Co., Toledo, Ohio. Location: Toledo, Ohio.
	3507	Three years in the Glass House and no chance for promotion yet. Boy in foreground been "carry-in" since he was 14 years old. Wormser's Glass House. Location: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.		3514	Exhibit Screen.
	3745	Exhibit panel		3745-A	Exhibit panel.