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LEWIS HINE PROJECT

Listen to interview (11-14-07) on Vermont Public Radio

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CLICK PHOTO TO SEE MORE ABOUT THE LEWIS HINE PROJECT

Welcome to the Lewis Hine ProjectTM, an amazing journey through 100 years of American history. If this is your first visit, please see About Lewis Hine Project first. Just click the photo to the left.

Click photos to see what I've posted about my project. Read about my exciting search for Addie Card. Browse Lewis Hine Gallery to learn about my successful searches, some with full stories. Check out Lewis Hine In Winchendon, Massachusetts for my project about 40 photos that Hine took in that town. In Mystery Photos, you can see photos of children that Hine failed to identify, which I am nevertheless trying to track down. Listen to the National Public Radio story about my project. Link to all 5,000 of Hine's photos at the Library of Congress. More information about Hine and child labor can be found at Links & Resources. Finally, find out about Counting On Grace, the book inspired by Addie's photo. 

Listen to interview with Joe Manning by Todd Wemmer of LostAndFoundPhotos.com

On the Road with the Lewis Hine Project

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ADDIE CARD: THE SEARCH FOR AN ANEMIC LITTLE SPINNER

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LEWIS HINE GALLERY

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LEWIS HINE IN WINCHENDON, MASSACHUSETTS

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MYSTERY PHOTOS

 

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NATIONAL PUBLIC RADIO STORY ABOUT LEWIS HINE PROJECT

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LIBRARY OF CONGRESS COLLECTION OF 5,000 LEWIS HINE PHOTOS

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LINKS & RESOURCES

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COUNTING ON GRACE: THE BOOK INSPIRED BY ADDIE CARD'S PHOTO

Tracking Down The Dallas Newsies

Listen to 50-minute interview with Joe Manning on OurHistoryProject.com

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Fort Wayne (Indiana) Weekly Sentinel, January 6, 1915

I have made presentations about my Lewis Hine Project to schools, colleges, libraries, museums, and other audiences. I show many of the Hine photos, as well as some of the family photos that the descendants have provided to me. If you are interested in hearing and seeing first hand about my work, I am available. I live in Florence, Massachusetts, which is a village in Northampton. Please email me.

joe@sevensteeples.com

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