ILGWU. Communications Department photographs, 1909-1995.

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ILGWU. Communications Department photographs, 1909-1995.

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This collection contains photographs used by the Communications Department of the ILGWU. Included are photographs documenting ILGWU events and organizations, including conventions and other meetings, strikes and rallies, and local unions and regional departments. Also included are photographs of ILGWU presidents and other officers, political figures, and prominent labor unionists.

12.5 linear feet.

Cornell University Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 8004563

Cornell University Library

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