# Lewis Hine
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Lewis Wickes Hine (September 26, 1874 – November 3, 1940) was an American sociologist and muckraker photographer. His photographs taken during times such as the Progressive Era and the Great Depression captured young children working in harsh conditions, playing a role in bringing about the passage of the first child labor laws in the United States.
== Early life ==
Hine was born in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, on September 26, 1874.
Lewis Hine: Records of the Past. Child Labor Photographs / The Margulies Collection at the Warehouse, Miami
Discover Lewis Hine child labor photographs from 1907-1919 in this rare exhibition at Margulies Collection Miami. These powerful documentary images helped end child exploitation in America. “Perhaps you are weary of child labor pictures. Well, so are the rest of us, but we propose to make you and…
Lewis Hine Pictures America at The Frick Pittsburgh
The Frick Pittsburgh's upcoming exhibition is Lewis Hine Pictures America! QED's Melissa Black spoke with Lauryn Smith, Assistant Curator, and Kelsie Paul, Director of Learning and Visitor Experience, about the exhibition.
Lauryn gives an overview of who Lewis Hine was and his work photographing in…
Who Really Built The Empire State Building?
n this conversation, Glenn Kurtz discusses his book 'Men at Work: The Empire State Building and the Untold Story of the Craftsman Who Built It,' shedding light on the often-overlooked workers who constructed the iconic skyscraper. He emphasizes the lack of documentation about these laborers, the da…
#448/Joe Massaro's Wright Stuff + Corbett Jones + Glenn Kurtz's New York + Musical Guest Jenna Esposito
Joe Massaro brought an unbuilt Frank Lloyd Wright design to life and weathered 20 years of criticism from Wright purists; Corbett Jones share his new documentary on Arts and architecture magazine and the Case Study Houses; Glenn Kurtz gracked down the men in Lewis Hine's iconic Empire State Buildin…
S2 E7: Ed Thompson: The Magician
PEOPLE Mentioned
Ed Thompson
William Eggleston
Henri Cartier-Bresson
Ansel Adams
Diane Arbus
Dina Litovsky
Tim Hetherington
Peter Knapp
Sergei Chilikov
Gueorgui Pinkhassov
Chuck Close
Austin Osman Spare
Daido Moriyama
Sam Battle (Look Mum No Computer)
Lewis Hine
Esther Teichmann
Mr. Motivator
Tom A…
Fast Car
October 1912: A man steps off a train in Clayton, North Carolina, carrying a heavy secret hidden beneath fifty pounds of camera gear. He is Lewis Hine, a former schoolteacher turned investigator, sent by the National Child Labor Committee to expose the harsh reality hidden inside the town's booming…
class, conspicuous consumption, and our contradictions
This week, we moved from the spiritual to the material plane. I’m so grateful for the open minds who sit with these concepts each Sunday morning, and for the kind feedback.
Listeners online, thank you for tuning in – and a new essay and announcement is coming out next week :)
Timestamps
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Destination: The History of America’s Labor Force
The History of America’s Labor Force
“The Price of a Day’s Work:
Labor, Jobs, and the Fight for Fairness in America”
*Photos at the bottom
SEGMENT ONE — approx. 9:00
The History of America’s Labor Force and How Labor Day Became a Holiday
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A…
The Shocking History of Child Labor in America: How Addie Card and Lewis Hine Helped End 12-Hour Shifts for Kids
Discover the untold story behind America’s fight to end child labor in our latest episode, "This 5-Year-Old Legally Worked 12-Hour Shifts Until FLSA Banned It in 1938." Learn how iconic Lewis Hine photographs exposed the harsh realities of child labor in the early 20th century and helped spark a mo…
S2 E10 - Ending Child Labor with Photography
Being a kid was not easy around the turn of the 20th century. Many kids as young as 5 years old were put through horrible working conditions and many died. Things stayed this way for many years until unsung heroes like Lewis Hine came into the picture.
Stick to the end to listen to our newest song…
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