New York City Stevedores Loading Corn Syrup - 1912
$9.99
A statement in any room, each reproduction is printed on museum-quality, archival paper featuring a restored version of a historic image of stevedores loading barrels of corn syrup onto a Hudson River barge in New York City, 1912. Corn syrup, a cheaper alternative to sugar, gained popularity in the early 1900s. The Hudson River, vital to NYC's economy, saw over 7,000 vessels pass through annually by 1910, making it a key transportation hub.
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New York City Stevedores Loading Corn Syrup - 1912
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$9.99
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