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SLAUGHTERHOUSE, c1913. Jewish factory workers skinning a freshly slaughtered lamb
SLAUGHTERHOUSE, c1913.
Jewish factory workers skinning a freshly slaughtered lamb in a kosher meatpacking house in Massachusetts. Photograph, c1913
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Media ID 12243650
1913 Apron Blood Bucket Carcass Factory Jewish Lamb Massachusetts Meatpacker Packhouse Pelt Sheep Skin Slaughter Slaughterhouse Swift Working Class Kosher
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EDITORS COMMENTS
In this photograph from 1913, we catch a glimpse into the world of Jewish factory workers in a Massachusetts slaughterhouse. The image showcases the early days of American industry, where men toiled away in an interior filled with blood, buckets, and carcasses. The scene is both fascinating and haunting as we witness these hardworking individuals skillfully skinning a freshly slaughtered lamb. Each worker wears an apron stained with evidence of their laborious task while sporting beards that speak to their dedication to tradition. Amidst the chaos of the packhouse, one cannot help but notice the pelt-covered floor and fur-clad walls that serve as reminders of the swift work being done within these walls. These workers are part of a tight-knit community who adhere strictly to kosher practices, ensuring that every step taken aligns with their religious beliefs. This photograph not only captures a moment frozen in time but also serves as a testament to the resilience and determination of working-class individuals striving for success in early 20th-century America. It offers us insight into an often overlooked aspect of our history - those who labored behind closed doors to provide sustenance for others. As we gaze upon this powerful image by The Granger Collection, let us reflect on the sacrifices made by these anonymous workers whose efforts shaped our nation's culinary landscape.
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