DescriptionThis is a barber's certificate that was issued to Frank Montesano on September 9, 1920. The American Labor Museum online collection includes historical documents and photos. The objects document the...
DescriptionOfficers and staff of Dyers' Local 1733, Textile Workers Union of America (TWUA), in Paterson, New Jersey. The American Labor Museum online collection includes historical documents and photos. The...
DescriptionPhotograph taken of Caroline Gold and unidentified friends. The American Labor Museum online collection includes historical documents and photos. The objects document the domestic lifestyles, working...
DescriptionSol Stetin conducts class for union leaders. The American Labor Museum online collection includes historical documents and photos. The objects document the domestic lifestyles, working experience in...
DescriptionCaroline Gold, left, and friend photographed on ferry. The American Labor Museum online collection includes historical documents and photos. The objects document the domestic lifestyles, working...
DescriptionPhotograph of men working in textile factory. The American Labor Museum online collection includes historical documents and photos. The objects document the domestic lifestyles, working experience in...
DescriptionRight to left, front row: Sol Stetin; unidentified; New Jersey Senator Harrison Williams. Right to left, second row: Joel Jacobsen, former president of the NJ IUC; Bill Gordon, Director of Textile...
DescriptionSol Stetin greets, "Mile long human billboard for justice," Seaman's convention in New York City during October 1979. The American Labor Museum online collection includes historical documents and...
DescriptionAzzie family relaxing on a sunny day from dairy farm duties, left to right: Atillio E. Azzie, Alfredo Azzie, and Emma Gallo Azzie. The American Labor Museum online collection includes historical...
DescriptionSol Stetin and his buddies smiling for the great success of the Textile Workers Union of America-Congress of Industrial Organizations, (TWUA-CIO) far left Sol Stetin. The American Labor Museum online...