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"Knocker-uppers" were hired to ensure that people would wake up in time for their jobs. They earned six pence a week to shoot dried peas at sleeping workers windows in East London, 1930s


This 1862 photo is one of the oldest images of the settlement of Gold Hill, Nevada. Visible are the commercial buildings of “Cheap John”, The Wells Fargo Express Office, and the “What Cheer Hotel”.


Construction of the Gold Prince Mill foundation at Animas Forks, Colorado ca. 1904.