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Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Burton and child. Mr. Burton came from Moose Head Lake region, Maine, where he used to run a sportsman's camp. Have been traveling around in a trailer for three years. Had a few weeks work at one of the branches of the iron works a number of months ago, has been unemployed since. Has been trying to get work at the Bath Iron Works but so far has been unsuccessful. Was planning to move to Bath with their trailer the next day. Trailer was about five miles out from center of Bath. Had no electricity and used the sanitary facilities of a house nearby

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Portrait of Mr. Malcolm Clough, who commutes from Portland and works at the Bath Iron Works. Bath, Maine

Picryl description: Public domain image of a worker, labor, factory, plant, manufacture, industrial facility, 1930s, mid-20th-century industrial photo, free to use, no copyright restrictions.

Portrait of two workers at the Bath Iron Works. Bath, Maine

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Bath Iron Works, shipbuilders and engineers. Bath, Maine

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Mrs. Robert R. Reynolds and her little girl. Mr. Reynolds works at the Bath Iron Works. They came to Bath about three months ago from Bethel, Maine and have been living in the trailer since they came. Get water, etc., from house nearby

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Ship under construction. Bath Iron Works, Bath, Maine

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Portrait of two workers at the Bath Iron Works. Bath, Maine

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Portrait of Mr. Fred Abbey. He commutes from Portland and works at Bath Iron Works, Maine

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Portrait of Eddie Burns, works at Bath Iron Works and lives in North Bath, Maine

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Bath Iron Works, shipbuilders and engineers. Bath, Maine

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Shipyard workers stop in for a "beer" after work. In a bar just outside the Bath Iron Works. Bath, Maine

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Portrait of Eddie Burns, works at Bath Iron Works and lives in North Bath, Maine

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Portrait of Mr. Malcolm Clough, who commutes from Portland and works at the Bath Iron Works. Bath, Maine

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Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Burton and child. Mr. Burton came from Moose Head Lake region, Maine, where he used to run a sportsman's camp. Have been traveling around in a trailer for three years. Had a few weeks work at one of the branches of the iron works a number of months ago, has been unemployed since. Has been trying to get work at the Bath Iron Works but so far has been unsuccessful. Was planning to move to Bath with their trailer the next day. Trailer was about five miles out from center of Bath. Had no electricity and used the sanitary facilities of a house nearby.

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Bath Iron Works, shipbuilders and engineers. Bath, Maine

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Mr. and Mrs. C. Farnsworth live in a trailer which they bought about three months ago. He works at the Bath Iron Works. They originally come from Boston and lived in the town of Bath until they found the rents too much for them to meet. In Bath they had rented two small rooms in an attic for six dollars a week (unheated). When their rent was raised they decided to move into a trailer. Their trailer is next to a gas station from which they get their electricity, water and toilet facilities for one dollar fifty cents a week. They do not expect to move into a house but want to continue living in trailers so as to save their money "while the BOOM lasts."

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Ship under construction. Bath Iron Works, Bath, Maine

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Mr. and Mrs. C. Farnsworth live in a trailer which they bought about three months ago. He works at the Bath Iron Works. They originally come from Boston and lived in the town of Bath until they found the rents too much for them to meet. In Bath they had rented two small rooms in an attic for six dollars a week (unheated). When their rent was raised they decided to move into a trailer. Their trailer is next to a gas station from which they get their electricity, water and toilet facilities for one dollar fifty cents a week. They do not expect to move into a house but want to continue living in trailers so as to save their money "while the BOOM lasts."

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Mrs. Robert R. Reynolds and her little girl. Mr. Reynolds works at the Bath Iron Works. They came to Bath about three months ago from Bethel, Maine and have been living in the trailer since they came. Get water, etc., from house nearby

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Bath Iron Works, shipbuilders and engineers. Bath, Maine

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Two shipyard workers in for a cup of coffee after work at the Bath Iron Works. Left is Paul Jacobs and Ronnie Williams. Both live about eighteen miles outside of Bath, Maine

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Shipyard workers stop in for a "beer" after work. In a bar just outside the Bath Iron Works. Bath, Maine

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Shipyard worker in for a "beer" after work. A bar just outside the Bath Iron Works, Bath, Maine

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Shipyard worker in for a "beer" after work. A bar just outside the Bath Iron Works, Bath, Maine

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Portrait of Mr. Fred Abbey. He commutes from Portland and works at Bath Iron Works, Maine

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Two shipyard workers in for a cup of coffee after work at the Bath Iron Works. Left is Paul Jacobs and Ronnie Williams. Both live about eighteen miles outside of Bath, Maine

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Bridges, including the now-incomplete Carlton Lift Bridge over the Kennebec River in the shipbuilding town of Bath, Maine

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