2020.052.070

This book is a pictorial history of the immigrants arriving in Boston from 1840-1925. Lawrence photographs include Cooper photograph (p.2); Bread and Roses Strike (p. 6); the Catalano family (p. 36); Mrs. Milaukas and children (p. 42); An Italian family (p. 43); A Lithuanian family (p. 50); baby in hammock (p. 53); children at tenement doorstep (p.67); young female textile worker (p.77); Wood Worsted Mill (p. 79); the Canney Basket Factory (p.81); Pacific Mill employees (p. 82); Mr. L. Gottleib in front of his grocery store (p. 82); Irish market (p. 82); Graichen & Son peddler (p. 87); street watering cart (p. 90); Washington Mill young millworkers (p. 93); strikers (p. 97); strikers (p. 98); Lawrence Motorcycle Club (p. 100); Lawrence millworkers at Salisbury Beach (p. 100); Lithuanian women enjoying picnic (p. 101); Syrian Independent Drum Corps (p. 104); Bakery and Confectionery Union workers (p. 105); friends at beach (p. 106); one room building (p. 115); 1912 Independence Day parade (p. 120); International Institute for Young Women pin party (p. 124) and Arlington Mill Marching Band members (p. 128).