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TENEMENT LIFE, NYC, 1867. Interior of Mrs. M Mahans tenement apartment at 22 Roosevelt Street, New York City. Engraving, 1867
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TENEMENT LIFE, NYC, 1867. Interior of Mrs. M Mahans tenement apartment at 22 Roosevelt Street, New York City. Engraving, 1867
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1867 Apartment Immigrant Irish Manhattan Poverty Room Tenement
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This engraving from 1867 titled "TENEMENT LIFE, NYC" offers a glimpse into the interior of Mrs. M Mahan's tenement apartment at 22 Roosevelt Street in New York City. The image portrays a room that encapsulates the harsh realities of poverty and immigrant life during this time period. The scene depicts a cramped living space with worn-out furniture and minimal belongings. It is evident that the inhabitants of this apartment are struggling to make ends meet. The atmosphere exudes both resilience and despair, as it captures the daily struggles faced by many working-class families in North America. The engraving serves as a poignant reminder of the challenges faced by immigrants who sought refuge in bustling cities like New York during the late 19th century. In particular, Irish women were often found living in these overcrowded tenements, seeking better opportunities for themselves and their families. Through its detailed depiction of this humble abode, the engraving invites viewers to reflect on themes such as urbanization, immigration, and social inequality prevalent during that era. It provides valuable historical insight into an important chapter in American history when waves of immigrants arrived on U. S shores seeking new beginnings but often encountered hardship instead. As we observe this snapshot frozen in time, we are reminded of how far society has come since then while acknowledging that there is still work to be done to ensure equality and opportunity for all members of our communities today.
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