The Knights of Labor was the first powerful
The Knights of Labor was the first powerful American labor union, and active in labor strikes against large corporations in the 1880s. This group portrait depicts the founders of the Knights of Labor: L-R: William Cook, James S. Wright, R.C. Macauley, James M. Hilsee, Robert W. Keen, and Joseph Kennedy. The framed portrait in the center of the image is of Uriah Stephens, who died in 1882
Picture No
13125356
Media ID
45374332
Size
3000px x 2784px
(3.1MB)
Credit
Mary Evans / The Everett Collection
Source
Courtesy Everett Collection
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