FOUR TYPES OF HOUSING ILLS IN MILL TOWNS

[Illustration: SCHOEN: Box-like rows of company houses with

out-buildings between.]

[Illustration: DUQUESNE: Filthy wooden-drain and yard hydrant.]

[Illustration: McKEESPORT.

Strawberry Alley, Interior Court of Jerusalem or "Bowery." The hydrant

at the right was in close proximity to octagonal privy structure and

was only water supply for the entire court. On the date the photograph

was taken, the hydrant had been out of business for two days and

tenants had carried their water from another court across the street.]

[Illustration: BRADDOCK.

Rubbish in rear yard of Willow Alley; where the children play. Two

hydrants and two vaults are expected to equip thirty apartments.]

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