1934 Print Armour Tamale Chicago Union Stockyard Bourke-White Dinner Food FZ3 XEBA5 Photograph by Bins

Photograph by Bins

22 x 24 cm

Bishop of the Dupont Longwood Estate and its "Glassed-Over-Gardens" or greenhouses designed and constructed by Hitchings and Company

This is an original 1899 halftone print of Sir George Rodney's victory during the 1780 Battle of Martinique between British Royal Navy and the French Navy

1934 Print Armour Tamale Chicago Union Stockyard Bourke-White Dinner Food FZ3 XEBA5 Photograph by BinsThis is an original 1934 halftone print of Armour and Company workers wrapping meat in artificial corn husks to make tamales. Chicago was known for its Union Stock Yards the largest meatpacking center of the world at the time. It was centralized by several different railway systems. Upton Sinclair discussed the Union Stock Yards and the meatpacking industry in his 1906 novel, "The Jungle." It revealed the corruption of the industry, and described how