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Industrial Labor, Immigration, and Nativism

Industrial Labor, Immigration, and Nativism. Garment workers for Alexander Stewart’s d epartment stores, ca. 1890. H ome of Alexander Stewart, department store magnate, New York, ca. 1890. North Carolina sharecroppers at harvest time, 1880.

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Industrial Labor, Immigration, and Nativism

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  1. Industrial Labor, Immigration, and Nativism

  2. Garment workers for Alexander Stewart’s department stores, ca. 1890

  3. Home of Alexander Stewart, department store magnate, New York, ca. 1890

  4. North Carolina sharecroppers at harvest time, 1880

  5. Celebrating the completion of the transcontinental railroad, May 10, 1869

  6. Chinese railroad laborer, ca. 1870

  7. Chinese laborers on the Central Pacific

  8. Railroads as octopus, New York Daily

  9. “The New Comet – Visible in All Parts of the U.S.,” Harper’s Weekly, 1870

  10. An anti-Chinese rally (and riot) in San Francisco, 1877

  11. Workingmen’s Party of California voter guide, 1878

  12. California Democratic Party broadside, 1882

  13. “The Equal of Persons,” The San Francisco Wasp, 1877

  14. Section of “Official Map of Chinatown San Francisco,” 1885

  15. Chinatown, New York City, ca. 1880

  16. Ross Alley in San Francisco’s Chinatown, 1898

  17. Travel handbook photograph, a San Francisco Chinatown restaurant, 1885

  18. Toy vender in San Francisco’s Chinatown, ca. 1900

  19. San Francisco’s Chinatown, ca. 1920

  20. “The First Blow,” The San Francisco Wasp, 1877

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