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TEXTILE WORKER HOUSING. Housing for the workers at the Rome Hosiery Mill in Rome, Georgia

TEXTILE WORKER HOUSING. Housing for the workers at the Rome Hosiery Mill in Rome, Georgia


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TEXTILE WORKER HOUSING. Housing for the workers at the Rome Hosiery Mill in Rome, Georgia

TEXTILE WORKER HOUSING.
Housing for the workers at the Rome Hosiery Mill in Rome, Georgia. Photograph by Lewis Hine, April 1913

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1913 April Cotton Georgia Hine Home Hosiery Housing Industry Lewis Poor Poverty Shack Smokestack Textile Mill Wickes Working Class Southeast


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This photograph captures a glimpse into the lives of textile workers in Rome, Georgia during the early 20th century. Taken by renowned photographer Lewis Hine in April 1913, it showcases the housing provided for these hardworking individuals at the Rome Hosiery Mill. The image portrays rows of modest homes, constructed with simplicity and functionality in mind. These dwellings were designed to accommodate the working class families who dedicated their lives to the cotton industry. The sepia-toned print exudes a sense of history and nostalgia, transporting us back to a time when smokestacks dotted the skyline and textile mills dominated this southeastern city. While these houses may appear humble by today's standards, they served as crucial sanctuaries for those living amidst poverty and challenging circumstances. They symbolize resilience and determination as workers sought better lives for themselves and their loved ones. Lewis Hine's photograph serves as an important reminder of our industrial past, shedding light on both the hardships faced by textile workers and their unwavering spirit. It stands as a testament to their contributions towards building America's economy while also highlighting societal issues such as poor living conditions prevalent during that era. This print from Granger Art on Demand offers viewers an opportunity to reflect upon our shared history, appreciate progress made over time, and honor those who labored tirelessly in pursuit of brighter futures for generations to come.

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