This is a photo of the actual stockyards in Chicago. It shows the magnitude of the meat packing industry in Chicago.
This photo shows an inspector going through the meat.
This photo shows men actually working and splitting the backbone.
This photo shows an inspection area.
This painting shows the gruesome reality of working in the stockyards.
This photo shows men and women working together packing the different meats into sausages.
This photo shows Lithuanians in St. Michael's Parish. This photo was taken sometime in the 1900s. The sign translates to, "Our homeland has been destroyed, but we can still revive Lithuania. Those who are alive, LET US HELP LITHUANIA!"
This sign is referring to when Russia invaded Lithuania from 1795 to 1918 and a community of Lithuanians got together and protested the fact that Russia took over Lithuania for no reason besides personal gain.
Lithuania gained its independence from Russia on February 16, 1918 when Lithuanian leaders signed the Act of Independence.
Cool photos. I think it's definitely interesting to note the different jobs for men and women.
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