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HINE: STREET BOYS, 1909. Three boys hanging out in a doorway late at night in Boston
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HINE: STREET BOYS, 1909. Three boys hanging out in a doorway late at night in Boston
HINE: STREET BOYS, 1909.
Three boys hanging out in a doorway late at night in Boston, Massachusetts. Photograph by Lewis Hine, October 1909
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1909 Barefoot Boston Child Children Dirty Doorway Hine Lewis New England Northeast Poverty Wickes Young Truant Turn Of Century
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HINE: STREET BOYS, 1909. Capturing the raw essence of urban life in early 20th century Boston, this poignant photograph by Lewis Hine transports us to a time when childhood innocence was overshadowed by the harsh realities of poverty and neglect. In the dimly lit doorway, three young boys huddle together, their bare feet dirty from navigating the city streets. It is late at night, yet they find solace in each other's company amidst the bustling metropolis. The sepia-toned image evokes a sense of nostalgia for a bygone era - a turn of the century New England where truancy and destitution were all too common among children living on society's fringes. Their faces tell stories untold; their eyes reflect resilience beyond their tender years. Hine's lens captures not just an ordinary street scene but also serves as a powerful reminder of societal disparities that persist even today. The photograph invites contemplation on issues such as poverty, social inequality, and access to education – themes that remain relevant across generations. As we gaze upon these young souls frozen in time, let us remember that behind every face lies an untapped potential waiting to be nurtured. This remarkable print from The Granger Collection serves as both a historical document and an invitation for empathy towards those who continue to struggle against adversity.
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