Child Labor
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The 1 A.M. Shift: Lewis Hine’s 1908 Photograph of an Indianapolis Glassworks Boy
Captured at 1:00 AM in an Indianapolis glass factory, Lewis Hine’s poignant 1908 photograph of a young boy working by a roaring annealing oven exposed the brutal reality of American child labor and helped spark a legislative revolution.
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The Spinner: Lewis Hine’s Portrait of Childhood Lost
A young girl pauses at a textile mill window in 1908, her gaze captured by Lewis Hine in a photograph that became a defining symbol in the global fight against child labor exploitation.