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A Home in Philadelphia
A rundown, wood built home in Philadelphia in July. Two stories, a streetlamp leans beside it along a dusty road.
A Photo of Carpenter's Hall
Carpenter's Hall was located on Chestnut Street in Philadelphia. It was the headquarters of the Carpenter's Company and hosted many historical events including the First Continental Congress in 1774.
A Plain Warning for Mischief-makers
The article is very critical of labor in Philadelphia and believes that the Amalgamated are hindering labor and a bunch of foreigners.
A Section of Soft Hat Trimming
A section of women Stetson workers trimming soft hats.
A street view of the buildings at the intersection of Broad Street and York Street.
A street view of some of the buildings at the intersection of Broad and York St. in 1925.
A street view of the Philadelphia Art Museum ten years after its opening.
A street view of the Philadelphia Art Museum about ten years after it first opened.
A View in the Kensington Mill District
The Photograph is from the Public Ledger Newspaper. It shows a view of the mill district in Northern Philadelphia. It is significant to notice all the smoke, which signifies all the goods the great workshops are producing.
A woman and children in the shade of the trees at Fairmount Park
A woman and children in the shade of the trees at Fairmount Park
A Woman Factory Worker
The young women is operating a drill press in a car factory located in Baltimore Maryland.
A woman welder trainee, Hog Island, South Philadelphia 1918
The picture shows a woman who is training to be a welder at the Hog island Shipyard.