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Legacies of Labor: Immigrant Factory Workers, 1890-1950

Legacies of Labor: Immigrant Factory Workers, 1890-1950

June 13, 2019

Lebanese factory workers in Lawrence, Massachusetts, 1890-1950.

Originally published by North Carolina State University, August 2018, republished with embed permission for educational, non-commercial purposes.

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