If Charlie Parker Was a Gunslinger,There'd Be a Whole Lot of Dead Copycats: The Children of Lewis Hine

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July 13, 2010

Adolescent girls from Bibb Manufacturing Co. in Macon, Georgia (1908)

Mary Malchade, 9 years old; sells newspapers near the Brooklyn Bridge (1910)

Newsie (1912)

A raveler and a looper in a hosiery mill
(Loudon, Tennessee; 1910)

Newsies are weighed and measured by City Police
(New York, NY; 1908)

Noon-hour at the Riverside Cotton Mills
(Danville, Virginia; 1911)

Ora Fugate, 10 years old, worming tobacco
(Hedges Station, Kentucky; 1916)

Newsie
(Los Angeles, CA; 1915)

Miss Mackay's Pageant, Children of Sunshine and Shadow, as presented at
Washington Irving High School (1916)

School store almost ready to open
(Lawton, OK; 1917)

Newsies at Skeeter Branch
(St. Louis, Missouri)
(1910)

Charlie Fernande showing the scoop with which he works.
(Hollow Branch Bog; Wareham, Massachusetts)
(1911)