Glass factory: man tamping clay with bare feet at a glass factory in Corning, New York (different views).
A young man stands at the top of a ramp tamping clay with his bare feet at a glass factory in Corning, New York. The investigator noted that this kind of work often resulted in tuberculosis and rheumatism.
Identifier
NYSA_A3029-78_B6_F2
NYSA_A3029-78_B6_F2
Date Original
1912
1912
Language
English
English
Source
New York State Archives. Factory Investigating Commission. Glass plate negatives and photographic prints of factory and housing conditions. 1911-1912. A3029-78, Box 6, Folder 2.
New York State Archives. Factory Investigating Commission. Glass plate negatives and photographic prints of factory and housing conditions. 1911-1912. A3029-78, Box 6, Folder 2.
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