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#3 Fulsom McCutcheon, 11 years old, has been working at the covering machines in Eastport canning factory, also cutting some.

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#3 Fulsom McCutcheon, 11 years old, has been working at the covering machines in Eastport canning factory, also cutting some.

Gruesome Pictures of The Child Workers of Maine’s Sardine Canneries, 1911

#3 Fulsom McCutcheon, 11 years old, has been working at the covering machines in Eastport canning factory, also cutting some.

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