In this photo, probably from 1917, workers gather outside the Finlander Hall (the building on the left). In 1917, the Hall was a meeting place for Butte’s revitalized mine workers union, as well as Butte’s more radical labor organizers, such as the IWW. To the right of the Hall is a building called the Steel Block, which was the location of Nora Byrne’s boarding house where Frank Little stayed. | Creator: Labor Defender magazine | Date: c.1917 | Source: Marxists.org | Rights: Contact the source for information about copyrights and usage.Download Original File
Creator
Labor Defender magazine
Source
Marxists.org
Date
c.1917
Rights
Contact the source for information about copyrights and usage.
