October 19, 2026 · Issue No. 10 · Vol. 19
Magazine
Collections that tell our story. Explore museums of every kind and the histories they keep.
1 article
On Sundays from March to the end of July in 1913, thousands of striking silk workers climbed a hill in Haledon, New Jersey, to hear their organizers speak from the second-floor balcony of a house belonging to a family of Italian immigrants. That house, the Botto House, is now the American Labor Museum.
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