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MARBLE GAME, 1908. Group of boys shooting a game of marbles outside the cotton
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MARBLE GAME, 1908. Group of boys shooting a game of marbles outside the cotton
MARBLE GAME, 1908.
Group of boys shooting a game of marbles outside the cotton mill where they work, in Salisbury, North Carolina. Photograph by Lewis Hine, 1908
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1908 Child Labor Game Hine Leisure Lewis Marble North Carolina Pastime Playing Salisbury Shooting Wickes Working Class Southeast
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MARBLE GAME, 1908 - A Glimpse into the Lives of Working-Class Boys in Salisbury, North Carolina
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. This photograph captured by Lewis Hine in 1908 transports us back to a simpler time when childhood pastimes were cherished. In this image, a group of boys can be seen engrossed in a game of marbles outside the cotton mill where they work. The sepia tones lend an air of nostalgia to the scene, evoking a sense of history and authenticity. These young boys, representing the working class of early 20th century America, find solace from their laborious lives through this playful activity. Their faces are filled with joy and concentration as they take turns shooting marbles across the ground. It is evident that despite their responsibilities as workers at such a tender age, they still manage to find moments for leisure and camaraderie. The backdrop of the cotton mill serves as a stark reminder of the harsh realities these children face on a daily basis. Yet here, amidst piles of raw materials and looming machinery, they create their own world - one where innocence prevails over hardship. Lewis Hine's powerful lens not only captures an ordinary game but also sheds light on child labor during this era. This poignant photograph stands as evidence that even within challenging circumstances, children will always seek out simple joys and forge connections with one another through play. As we gaze upon this timeless print today, let us remember those who came before us -
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