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Labor Photos Shed Light on Family History by Charlene Scott
From the website: In the early 1900s, photographer Lewis Hine took hundreds of pictures of children forced to work in the nation's mines and factories. A historian is tracking down the descendents of these laborers to tell them of their family history.
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