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Factory worker Lucille Ciecko, drilling castings for toy trains at a plant in New Haven, Connecticut. The factory was later converted to manufacture flare casings during World War II. Photograph by Howard R. Hollem, 1942
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Factory worker Lucille Ciecko, drilling castings for toy trains at a plant in New Haven, Connecticut. The factory was later converted to manufacture flare casings during World War II. Photograph by Howard R. Hollem, 1942
TOY FACTORY, 1942.
Factory worker Lucille Ciecko, drilling castings for toy trains at a plant in New Haven, Connecticut. The factory was later converted to manufacture flare casings during World War II. Photograph by Howard R. Hollem, 1942
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1942 Allied Connecticut Drill Drilling Factory Hollem Home Front Howard Machinery Manufacture New England New Haven Working Class World War Ii Flare
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This photograph captures the industrious spirit of factory worker Lucille Ciecko as she diligently drills castings for toy trains at a plant in New Haven, Connecticut. Taken by photographer Howard R. Hollem in 1942, this image showcases the dedication and hard work of American workers during World War II. The significance of this factory goes beyond its production of toys. As the war effort intensified, the factory was converted to manufacture flare casings, highlighting its crucial role in supporting the Allied forces on the home front. This transformation underscores the adaptability and resourcefulness of American industries during wartime. Lucille Ciecko's presence in this photograph is particularly noteworthy as it challenges traditional gender roles prevalent at that time. Her skilled craftsmanship and contribution to manufacturing processes demonstrate how women played an integral part in sustaining America's industrial might during World War II. Set against a backdrop of machinery and tools, this image evokes a sense of determination and resilience that characterized both Lucille Ciecko and her fellow working-class Americans. It serves as a powerful reminder not only of their contributions but also their unwavering commitment to supporting their country during one of history's most challenging periods. Howard R. Hollem masterfully captures this slice of life from mid-century America with his keen eye for detail and composition. Through his lens, we are transported back to an era where factories like these were vital hubs driving economic growth while simultaneously aiding war efforts on multiple fronts.
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