How the Other Half Lives

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How the Other Half Lives Jacob Riis Photos How the Other Half Lives

Mulberry Bend

Street scene in Lower East Side, New York

Italian Immigrants in "Bandit's Roost"

Bohemian cigar-makers at work in their tenement

In a Sweat Shop

English Coalheaver's home, NYC

Itinerant Jewish cobbler living in a coal cellar, NYC

Lodgers in a crowded Bayard Street Tenement

Police Station, Women Lodgers

The Tramp

Ragpicker, Italian Mother and her baby

Scene on the roof of the barracks, Mott Street

Midnight in Ludlow Street

A Growler Gang in session

Street Arabs in sleeping quarters (areaway, Mulberry Street)

Minding the baby, Cherry Hill

East Side Public School

Children playing in NYC slum.

Hell's Kitchen

Laundry hanging in a tenement, NYC

Bunks in a seven-cent lodging house

Typical tenement fire-escape serving as an extension of the flat: Allen Street

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