Women standing in semi-circle,formally dressed,brooms,symbol of protest,c1873

Title: [Group of women standing in a semi-circle, formally dressed, holding brooms tied with bows, possibly as symbols of protest]
Creator(s): Towle, S. (Simon), fl. 1860-1880, photographer
Date Created/Published: [ca. 1873]
Notes:
Massachusetts adopted a 10 hour day for women in May 1874.
Marian S. Carson Collection (Library of Congress).
Unprocessed in D 024
Subjects:
Women--Employment--Massachusetts--Lowell--1870-1880.
Women--Organizations--Massachusetts--Lowell--1870-1880.
Women's rights--Massachusetts--Lowell--1870-1880.
Albumen prints--1870-1880.
Group portraits--1870-1880.
Portrait photographs--1870-1880.

Bookmark /98519160/
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