Rare photos reveal the lives of workers in America many years ago

The photos posted below by Bored Panda partly reveal the lives of workers in America many years ago.

The photos mainly show workers at their workplaces in the US. This photo was taken inside a kitchen in Delmonico, New York, in 1902. (Photo credit: BP)

Workers in the stamping and drying room at the American Printing and Engraving Agency in 1895.

Female worker standing next to potato conveyor belt.

Workers repairing telegraph lines around 1862 or 1863.

Inside a garment factory in the 1900s.

Men and women work inside an orange packing house, possibly Covina, California, in 1900.

Inside Mr. Goldstein's tailor shop at 30 Suffolk Street, New York, 1908.

Workers cook glue for postage stamps at the engraving and printing agency in 1895.

Linotype machine operator at the Erikson Building, Seattle, Washington, 1906.

Construction of the railroad tunnel in downtown Seattle in 1903.

Workers bottling olive oil in the San Fernando Valley, Los Angeles, 1900.

Workers weigh and bag sugar at the Pacific Sugar Mill, Visalia in Tulare County, California, in 1900.

Workers building a railway around 1862 or 1863.

Inside a garment factory in the 1900s.

Workers packing ground beef in 1910.

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