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JUOMAYAS

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Remarkable images open a window into the squalorand deprivation endured by immigrant families in anunrecognisable 19th century America

Cold night on Mulberry Street, Manhatan

Harsh conditions for a young girl holding a baby

Shades of the Wild West on Mulberry Street,1887

Italian immigrant families on Jersey Street, New York

A dilapidated wooden shack surrounded by tenement buildings, 1896

Living on the edge on Bleecker Street

An Italian immigrant living under the Rivington Street dump

A man sorts through trash, 1890

A Bohemian family roll cigars at home,1890

A Native American, Mountain Eagle, and his family make handicrafts,1895

Prisoners at The Lock-Step Penitentiary on Blackwells Island,1890

Street children get a chance to read at a library, Henry Street,1900

Children play with barrels in Gothan Court, Cherry Street,1890

Teachers show primary school children how to plant seeds, 1900

New Yorkers enjoy the open space of the newly-planted Mulberry Bend Park, 1900

Football team posing at the West Side Playground, 68th Street, 1895

A grocery shop and post office, Mulberry Street in Little Italy,1890

Children play in front of Dewitt Church, 280 Rivington Street, 1890

Three girls jump rope on the rooftop playground of the Hebrew Institute

Children swim under the supervision of adults at public bath #10, at Hudson River

School boys play on the rooftop playground

Slumdweller children salute the Stars and Stripes and repeat the Oath of Allegiance

Children of detained or waiting immigrants playing on the rooftop of Ellis Island

NEW YORK, NEW YORKWriten by John Kander and Fred EbbPerformed by Carey MulliganPiano played by Liz Caplan

PHOTOGRAPHY Jacob Riis

SOURCE htpp://www.dailymail.co.ukThe Slumdogs of New York