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Labor History Postcards (4)
Four postcards: Two postcards show views of the Haymarket Martyrs Monument by sculptor Albert Weinart in Forest Home Cemetery. One postcard shows a view of the Haymarket Memorial Sculpture by Mary Brogger in Haymarket Square in Chicago. The fourth postcard is a view of the Old Stone Gate at the Chicago Stock Yards.
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| Title | Labor History Postcards (4) |
| Description | Four postcards: Two postcards show views of the Haymarket Martyrs Monument by sculptor Albert Weinart in Forest Home Cemetery. One postcard shows a view of the Haymarket Memorial Sculpture by Mary Brogger in Haymarket Square in Chicago. The fourth postcard is a view of the Old Stone Gate at the Chicago Stock Yards. |
| Subjects | ; Chicago_History; Illinois_History; Labor_History,_other; |
| Creator | Labor History Society |
| Date | -0-0 |
| Format | Postcard |
| Identifier | 8469: PFE.11.30.05.03: File |
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| Collection | Pullman State Historic Site |
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