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HINE: MILL HOUSING, 1912. Housing for Cannon Mills textile workers in Concord, North Carolina
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HINE: MILL HOUSING, 1912. Housing for Cannon Mills textile workers in Concord, North Carolina
HINE: MILL HOUSING, 1912.
Housing for Cannon Mills textile workers in Concord, North Carolina. Photograph by Lewis Hine, October 1912
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1912 Factory Hine Home Housing Industry Lewis Mill North Carolina October Poverty Smoke Smokestack Telephone Pole Textile Mill Utility Pole Wickes Working Class Southeast
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This photo print, titled "HINE: MILL HOUSING, 1912" takes us back to a significant moment in American history. The image showcases the housing provided for Cannon Mills textile workers in Concord, North Carolina during the early 20th century. Captured by renowned photographer Lewis Hine in October 1912, this photograph offers a glimpse into the living conditions of working-class individuals at that time. The sepia-toned picture depicts an exterior view of one of these mill houses against a backdrop of smokestacks and utility poles. It serves as a poignant reminder of the industrial revolution's impact on society and the hardships faced by those who toiled within its factories. The composition highlights both architectural details and human presence. The modest yet sturdy building stands as a symbol of resilience amidst poverty and struggle. A telephone pole looms nearby, emphasizing the growing importance of communication technology during this era. Lewis Hine's masterful lens captures not just bricks and mortar but also tells stories through his subjects – hardworking men and women striving to make ends meet. This photograph is more than just an artistic representation; it holds historical significance as it documents an essential aspect of America's past. As we gaze upon this remarkable piece from Granger Art on Demand, we are transported to another time – one where industry reigned supreme, communities were built around factories like Cannon Mills, and everyday people fought for their livelihoods with determination etched onto their faces.
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