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- Desserted
- 6 ounce Coke
- Just closing
- Spotless
- Gee - - -
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- +102
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Glass Menagerie: 1909
November 15, 1909. Bridgeton, New Jersey. "A few of the workers on night shift at Cumberland Glass Works. One boy is 13 years old." A livelier than usual crowd as far as facial expressions go. Photograph by Lewis Wickes Hine. View full size.
Fascinating picture
The cool dude with the cocked cap and the young man with a pipe and artful smile make this picture charming. Why, I wonder, are three in the first row standing with one leg in front of the other?
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