A worker in the foundry of the Forrell-Birmingham Corporation. Ansonia, Connecticut

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A worker in the foundry at the Farrell-Birmingham Corporation. Ansonia, Connecticut

A worker at the Farrel-Birmingham Corporation. Ansonia, Connecticut

In the foundry of the Farrell-Birmingham Corporation. Ansonia, Connecticut

In the foundry at the Farell-Birmingham Corporation. Ansonia, Connecticut

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01/01/1940

Delano, Jack, photographer

Ansonia (Conn.) , 41.34611, -73.07889

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