Young Girl Caring for her Sister, 1911 Cards

Documentary photographer Lewis Wickes Hine photographed a young girl caring for her baby sister on the steps of her home in Bayou La Batre, Alabama in 1911. From the Lewis Wickes Hine National Child Labour Committee Library of Congress Archives

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Young Girl Caring for her Sister, 1911

Documentary photographer Lewis Wickes Hine photographed a young girl caring for her baby sister on the steps of her home in Bayou La Batre, Alabama in 1911. From the Lewis Wickes Hine National Child Labour Committee Library of Congress Archives

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