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- Fake Views
- Been there, waited for that
- The one in the middle!
- Do believe it is a normal parking lot
- Why no older models?
- Parallel parking
- Wow, who does the woman with bicycle look like --
- Egg salad sandwich and pie
- Narrow vertical display on right
- Ghost crossing
- The Old Location
- Horsewear
- High-Class Neighborhood
- Chim Chiminey II
- Can you spell it without any "r"s?
- Providence Park
- Fun with Flooring
- "Old" Providence Hospital
- Best Toast
- Lino name
- Big Plans
- Linoleum
- Ironing's next
- Faces Full of Character
- The snood on her head
- Yeah, what's up with that thing to the right of the stove
- Where was the old hospital?
- Her mouth
- It's not a straw hat
- I know I misspelled Mormon
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Mill Maids: 1913
November 1913. "Some of the young workers (not the youngest) in the Kosciusko Cotton Mills. Superintendent objected to my taking photographs. Location: Kosciusko, Mississippi." Photograph by Lewis Wickes Hine. View full size.
Dirty work
Looms had to be oiled. Going from one machine to the other would have easily been within these girls' skill set.
Dirty work!
What did these girls do that got them so dirty? It wasn't a coal mine..
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