Documenting Labor Inside and Out
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"The History of Labor in New York State" Map
Introduction |
In the late 1990s, The New York Labor History Association produced
"The History of Labor in New York State", a "poster map of the most important events
in labor history from 1600 to present-day." Over 350 events in the labor history of New York
State are marked on the map, including numerous events relating to
slavery, abolition, and civil rights. The maps are available from: Map Committee,
NYLHA, Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives, Bobst Library, New York University, 70 Washington Square South,
New York, New York 10012. The New
York State AFL-CIO website provides additional ordering information.
Five sections of "The History of Labor in New York State" map relating to the "Albany District" of New York are shown on this page. Each image is linked to a larger image of that portion of the map along with a listing of the events marked on the map. To view a detailed time line of labor events in just the Capital District, click here. |
