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HINE: FARMERs ROOM, 1910. Interior of a room shared by three migrant farmers near Pemberton
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HINE: FARMERs ROOM, 1910. Interior of a room shared by three migrant farmers near Pemberton
HINE: FARMERs ROOM, 1910.
Interior of a room shared by three migrant farmers near Pemberton, New Jersey. Photograph by Lewis Hine, September 1910
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1910 Bedding Bedroom Farmer Harvest Hine Home Housing Lewis Living Room Migrant Worker New Jersey Pemberton Picker Poverty September Wickes Working Class
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This photograph, titled "HINE: FARMERs ROOM, 1910" offers a poignant glimpse into the lives of three migrant farmers in Pemberton, New Jersey. Taken by Lewis Hine in September 1910, this image transports us back to the turn of the century when life for many working-class individuals was marked by hardship and poverty. The interior of their shared room is modest yet filled with character. The worn wooden walls bear witness to years of laborious work, while sepia tones lend an air of nostalgia to the scene. A single window allows a sliver of light to illuminate the space, casting shadows on simple furnishings that speak volumes about these farmers' humble existence. In this intimate setting, we see evidence of their daily routines. Bedding is neatly arranged on cots against one wall – a place where they find solace after long hours spent harvesting crops in North America's bountiful fields. This room serves as both living quarters and refuge from the challenges faced by these hardworking individuals who have left their homes behind in search of better opportunities. Lewis Hine's photograph captures not only physical surroundings but also emotions hidden beneath tired expressions etched onto each farmer's face. It reminds us that behind every laborer lies a story worth telling – stories often overlooked or forgotten amidst our bustling modern world. As we gaze upon this powerful image, let it serve as a reminder to appreciate those who tirelessly contribute to our society's growth and progress – even
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