Workers Making Hats at Cooperative Factory 1936

Workers make hats at a cooperative garment factory in Hightstown, New Jersey in November 1936. The factory was part of a broader movement during the Great Depression to establish worker cooperatives. These initiatives aimed to provide fair wages and better working conditions, while also promoting community and collaboration among laborers.

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