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[Typical workers in Barker Cotton Mills where good conditions prevail. See Alabama report.] Location: [Mobile, Alabama]

Typical workers in Barker Cotton Mill where good conditions prevail. See Alabama report. Location: Mobile, Alabama

Typical workers in Barker Cotton Mills where good conditions prevail. See Alabama report. Location: Mobile, Alabama

Typical workers in Barker Cotton Mills where good conditions prevail. See Alabama report. Location: Mobile, Alabama

[Typical workers in Barker Cotton Mills where good conditions prevail. See Alabama report.] Location: [Mobile, Alabama].

Typical workers in Barker Cotton Mills where good conditions prevail. See Alabama report. Location: Mobile, Alabama

Typical workers in Barker Cotton Mill where good conditions prevail. See Alabama report. Location: Mobile, Alabama

Typical workers in Barker Cotton Mill where good conditions prevail. See Alabama report. Location: Mobile, Alabama.

Typical workers in Barker Cotton Mills where good conditions prevail. See Alabama report. Location: Mobile, Alabama

Typical workers in Barker Cotton Mill where good conditions prevail. See Alabama report. Location: Mobile, Alabama.

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01/01/1914
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Hine, Lewis Wickes, 1874-1940, photographer
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C'est Lavie Mobile Home Park ,  30.29916, -87.53333
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Library of Congress
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Flashlight photos of 5 boys who work in Augusta (Ga.) cotton mill. Supt. refused to let me go through the mill so I went there at 6 P.M. and under cover of darkness got these boys as they came out. Then we went out back of the bill boards and took the photo. 3 of the smallest of there 5 boys been there 3 years. 1 other for 4 yrs. Many children in this mill. I saw about 25 boys & girls from 9 to 14 years come out at the closing hour. Location: Augusta, Georgia. L.W. Hine

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