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HOMESTEAD STRIKE, 1892. Strikers watching for scabs at the Homestead railroad
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HOMESTEAD STRIKE, 1892. Strikers watching for scabs at the Homestead railroad
HOMESTEAD STRIKE, 1892.
Strikers watching for scabs at the Homestead railroad station in July 1892. Contemporary stereograph
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Media ID 12317772
1892 Breaker Homestead Strike Homesteader July Mill Pennsylvania Pinkerton Protester Railroad Scab Station Steel Steelworker Steelworks Striker Working Class Stereograph
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In this photograph from 1892, we are transported back in time to witness the intense atmosphere of the Homestead Strike. The image captures a group of determined strikers vigilantly watching for scabs at the Homestead railroad station in Pennsylvania. Their faces reflect a mix of determination and frustration as they stand united against unfair labor practices. The late afternoon sunlight casts long shadows on the scene, emphasizing the gravity of the situation. The steelworks mill looms in the background, a symbol of both industry and oppression. These hardworking individuals, representing the working class, have taken a stand against their exploitative conditions. The presence of Pinkerton agents is felt but not seen; their reputation as strikebreakers hangs heavy in the air. This moment frozen in time encapsulates an important turning point in American labor history - a clash between workers fighting for fair treatment and powerful corporations seeking to maintain control. This contemporary stereograph serves as a reminder that even over a century later, issues surrounding worker's rights continue to resonate with us today. It is an enduring testament to solidarity and resilience within communities facing adversity. As we gaze upon this historical artifact, let us remember those who fought for better working conditions during this pivotal period – their struggle continues to shape our understanding of social justice and equality.
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