In Poverty Gap, West Twenty-Eighth St. An English Coal-Heaver's Home.

In Poverty Gap, West Twenty-Eighth St. An English Coal-Heaver's Home.

In Poverty Gap, West Twenty-Eighth St. An English Coal-Heaver's Home

In Poverty Gap, West Twenty-Eighth St. An English Coal-Heaver's Home.

Playground in Poverty Gap (West 28th Street).

Playground in Poverty Gap (West 28th Street).

Ready for Sabbath Eve in a Coal Cellar - a cobbler in Ludlow Street.

Sewing and starving in an Elizabeth Street attic.

Sewing and starving in an Elizabeth Street attic.

Mountain Eagle and his Family of Iroquois Indians -- One of the few Indian families in the city, found at no. 6 Beach Street, Dec. 1895.

Pietro learning to make an Englis' letter.

A Flat in the Pauper Barracks, West Thirty-eighth Street, with all its Furniture.

A Flat in the Pauper Barracks, West Thirty-eighth Street, with all its Furniture.

[Black couple in their home.]

Ready for Sabbath Eve in a Coal Cellar - a cobbler in Ludlow Street.

[Family in room in tenement house.]

Sewing and starving in an Elizabeth Street attic.

Old Mrs. Benoit in her Hudson Street attic, an Indian widow who lived there four years.

Pietro learning to make an Englis' letter.

Organized Charity. "A home nurse."