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Marilyn Anderson and Jonathan Garlock. "The Honor of Labor" Exhibit Materials, 1981-1983

Title: Marilyn Anderson and Jonathan Garlock. "The Honor of Labor" Exhibit Materials, 1981-1983

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Botto family. Botto family collection, 1864-[ongoing].

Title: Botto family collection, 1864-[ongoing].

Will, military and citizenship papers, wedding certificates, blueprints, baptismal certificates, legal documents, photographs, tools, and other materials, relating to Maria and Pietro Botto and other family members, Italian American silk workers, involved in the 1913 strike in the Paterson, N.J., silk mills, who when denied free speech and assembly in Paterson offered their home in Haledon, N.J., for use as a haven for some of the 24,000 strikers for a period of over five months. Includes photographs illustrating working people in the late 19th-early 20th century, items pertaining to family life, and information concerning the American Labor Museum/Botto House National Landmark which was created in 1982 because of its role in fighting for an 8 hour day, the abolishment of child labor, and better working conditions.

ArchivalResource: ca. 10 linear ft.

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Guide to the Sol Stetin Papers, 1935-1992, bulk 1972-1989

Title: Guide to the Sol Stetin Papers 1935-1992, bulk 1972-1989

The Sol Stetin Papers consist of primarily textual records that chronicle Stetin's career as an educator and proponent for organized labor over a period of more than fifty years. They document Stetin's personal and professional association with various divisions and programs at Rutgers University, among them the Rutgers Oral History Project, the Livingston Labor Studies Association, and the Labor Education Center at the Institute of Management and Labor Relations, where Stetin served as the first labor leader in residence. Also represented in the Papers are Stetin's work as an independent labor consultant and researcher, his tenures as a trustee and teacher at William Paterson College, and his role as a founder of the American Labor Museum at the Botto House in Haledon, New Jersey. In addition, the Papers commemorate a campaign that Stetin led on behalf of the Textile Workers Union and, later, the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, to organize employees of J.P. Stevens & Co. at the firm's manufacturing plants in the American South.

ArchivalResource: 6 cubic ft. (15 manuscript boxes)

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Marilyn Anderson and Jonathan Garlock, "The Honor of Labor" Exhibit Materials, 1981-1983.

Title: Marilyn Anderson and Jonathan Garlock, "The Honor of Labor" Exhibit Materials, 1981-1983.

Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union members at the Scalamandre Silk Mill. Photographs, oral histories, and research materials. "The Honor of Labor" traveling exhibit consisted of 17 panels documenting production processes at the Scalamandre Silk Mill in the Long Island City section of Queens, N.Y. It was shown at 1984 ACTWU convention in Miami, Florida and at the American Labor Museum, Botto House National Landmark in 1988-89. The collection inculdes research and documentation of the Scalamandre Silk Mill as well as documentation of the exhibit installation.

ArchivalResource: 3.2 linear feet.

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