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In the Shops Collection

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Contents of this path:

  1. Workers at Main Gate
  2. Hunting Dynamite in Pullman
  3. The Eight Hour Movement at the Pullman Shops
  4. In Awe of Pullman
  5. If Christ Came to Chicago!
  6. Pullman's Hovels
  7. Pullman's Hovels
  8. Pullman's Hovels
  9. Pullman's Hovels
  10. Block S
  11. Block Fourteen
  12. Back-Yard Dwellings
  13. King Debs
  14. The Vanguard of Anarchy
  15. Frederic Remington on the Pullman Strike
  16. Frederic Remington on the Pullman Strike
  17. Frederic Remington on the Pullman Strike
  18. Frederic Remington on the Pullman Strike
  19. The Striker's Wife
  20. I'm too Tired to Talk
  21. Many Suffer Want
  22. Many Suffer Want
  23. Payroll Records
  24. Payroll Records
  25. Payroll Records
  26. Payroll Records
  27. Pullman Palace Car Company Paycheck
  28. President's Annual Statement, October 19, 1893
  29. Annual Statement of the Pullman Palace Car Company for the Fiscal Year Ending July 31, 1894
  30. Report of a Meeting Held Under the Auspices of the American Railway Union, May 9, 1894
  31. Report of a Meeting Held Under the Auspices of the American Railway Union, May 9, 1894
  32. Grand Mass Meeting
  33. T. W. Heathcoate
  34. Eugene V. Debs
  35. Labor Unions Will Strike
  36. Labor Unions Will Strike
  37. Labor Unions Will Strike
  38. Illinois Central is Now Tied Up
  39. Illinois Central is Now Tied Up
  40. Illinois Central is Now Tied Up
  41. Blockade at Grand Crossing on the Night of June 26th
  42. Not a Wheel Turns in the West
  43. Not a Wheel Turns in the West
  44. Deputies Trying to Move an Engine and Car on the Chicago, Rock Island, and Pacific Railroad at Blue Island, July 2, 1894
  45. Complete Blockade of Freight and Passenger Cars, July 2, 1894
  46. Railway Officials Drawing Spikes from Switches
  47. Police Guarding a Switch-Tower
  48. At the Union Depot, Madison and Canal Streets
  49. Strikers Driving Out an Engineer on the Illinois Central
  50. Police Driving Back the Mob From a Train Blocked by Obstructions on Track Near Forty-Third Street
  51. General Nelson A. Miles
  52. The Power of the National Government to Protect Itself
  53. The Power of the National Government to Protect Itself
  54. United States Troops Guarding the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne, and Chicago Crossing, July 5th
  55. Camp of U. S. Regular Troops on the Lake Front, July 6th
  56. Soldiers Encamped at Hotel Florence
  57. National Guard Surrounding Arcade Hall
  58. To Crush the Mobs
  59. To Crush the Mobs
  60. Burning of Six Hundred Freight-Cars on the Panhandle Railroad, South of Fiftieth Street, on the Evening of July 6th
  61. The Burning of One Hundred Freight-Cars on the Illinois Central R.R. Near Kensington, July 6th
  62. Freight-Cars and Engine Wrecked by Rioters at Kensington, Near Pullman, July 6th
  63. Overturned Cars on the Michigan Southern and Lake Shore Tracks, Between Thirty-Ninth and Fortieth Streets, July 6th
  64. Cars Burned at Burnside Crossing and 104th St.
  65. Destroyed Cars near Kensington
  66. Looking Up the Panhandle Railroad
  67. Looking Up the Panhandle Railroad
  68. Wrecking-Crew at Work in the Cinncinnati, Burlington, and Quincy Railroad Yards, Looking East
  69. Crack of the Rifles
  70. Crack of the Rifles
  71. Crack of the Rifles
  72. Crack of the Rifles
  73. Crack of the Rifles
  74. Guns Fired into a Mob
  75. Guns Fired into a Mob
  76. Shooting at 49th and Loomis
  77. The Great Chicago Strike: Militiamen on a Wrecking Train Firing into the Mob at 49th Street
  78. Trouble Breaks Out in Pullman
  79. Trouble Breaks Out in Pullman
  80. Calvary Escort Fist Train
  81. Debs' Strike Dead
  82. Debs' Strike Dead
  83. Pullman Company Statements
  84. Pullman Company Statements
  85. A Pullman Worker's Banquet
  86. Evictions in Pullman
  87. Evictions in Pullman
  88. Report on the Chicago Strike of June-July 1894
  89. Report on the Chicago Strike of June-July 1894
  90. A Modern Lear
  91. A Modern Lear
  92. How I Became a Socialist
  93. How I Became a Socialist
  94. Tin Shops, c. 1910s
  95. Interior of Machine Bay, c. 1910s
  96. All Aboard the Pullman News!
  97. Pullman Field Day and Picnic
  98. Pullman Field Day and Picnic
  99. Pullman Field Day and Picnic
  100. Pullman Field Day and Picnic
  101. Pullman Picnic
  102. Pullman Savings Bank
  103. Scenes from the Upholstery Room
  104. F. L. Simmons creates the Bureau of Industrial Relations
  105. F. L. Simmons on the Plan of Employee Representation
  106. F. L. Simmons on the Plan of Employee Representation
  107. F. L. Simmons on the Plan of Employee Representation
  108. F. L. Simmons proposes the Plan of Employee Representation
  109. F. L. Simmons proposes the Plan of Employee Representation
  110. The Spirit of Employee Representation
  111. The Spirit of Employee Representation
  112. The Spirit of Employee Representation
  113. The Spirit of Employee Representation
  114. Plan of Employe Representation for the Repair Shops
  115. Plan of Employe Representation for the Repair Shops
  116. Agreement Between the Pullman Company and the Independent Pullman Workers Federation
  117. Installation in General Offices of Plan of Employee Representation
  118. Installation in General Offices of Plan of Employee Representation
  119. Petition of Workers from the Pullman Works
  120. Grievance for Time-and-a-half
  121. Decision Against Reducing Working Hours
  122. Plan of Employee Representation Meeting, 1937
  123. Plan of Employee Representation Meeting, 1937
  124. Plan of Employee Representation Meeting, 1937
  125. Plan of Employee Representation Meeting, 1937
  126. Calumet Council of the Plan of Employee Representation, 1938
  127. Calumet Council of the Plan of Employee Representation, 1938
  128. Calumet Council of the Plan of Employee Representation, 1938
  129. Calumet Council of the Plan of Employee Representation, 1938
  130. Calumet Council of the Plan of Employee Representation, 1938
  131. Kensington Strike Headquarters
  132. Pullman Men Go Out
  133. Pullman Men Go Out
  134. Headquarters of the Strike
  135. Pullman Surveys the Strike
  136. The Pullman Company Reacts
  137. The Pullman Company Reacts
  138. The Pullman Company Reacts
  139. The Relief Store
  140. President Pullman's Statement