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Cotton Mill, Greensboro, South Carolina, 1911. Creator: Unknown
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Cotton Mill, Greensboro, South Carolina, 1911. Creator: Unknown
Cotton Mill, Greensboro, South Carolina, 1911
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This photograph, titled "Cotton Mill, Greensboro, South Carolina, 1911," showcases an interior scene of a cotton mill located in the heart of the American South. The image, created by an unknown photographer, offers a rare glimpse into the daily lives of African American workers during the early 20th century. Three men, dressed in work clothes and donning serious expressions, are shown standing near large textile machinery. The foreground is dominated by a pipe, possibly used for transporting water or steam, adding an industrial texture to the image. The men appear focused and determined, reflecting the hardworking nature of the textile industry. The Cotton Mill in Greensboro, South Carolina, was a significant part of the region's textile industry, contributing to the economic growth of the area. This photograph is a testament to the social and economic conditions of the time, providing valuable insight into the lives of African American mill workers during the Missionary Education Movement era. The image is a halftone photomechanical print, a common technique used for mass-producing photographs during this period. It is now part of the Jean Blackwell Hutson Division of the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, a renowned research library of the New York Public Library. The photograph's preservation in this prestigious institution underscores its historical significance and importance in documenting the history of African Americans in the United States. The image's composition, with its strong contrast and intriguing subject matter, makes it a compelling piece of heritage art, offering a unique perspective on the textile industry and the lives of African American workers during the early 1900s.
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