One part of this work has a poster on the left side that advertises Windsor Theater and has the word "ATTACHEES" sprawled across the top. Another part features a child holding a wheelbarrow, while three men with hats sit on beer barrels in front of the title structures on the right side of (+) another part of this work. Besides the aforementioned "The Slide That Was the Children's Only Playground", this work depicts Mrs. Benoit (*) knitting, in contrast to a young child with a black eye sewing in another part. The most recognizable photograph from this work depicts Bandit's Roost, while another photos depict scenes "In a Sweatshop" and "Pover
One part of this work has a poster on the left side that advertises Windsor Theater and has the word "ATTACHEES" sprawled across the top. Another part features a child holding a wheelbarrow, while three men with hats sit on beer barrels in front of the title structures on the right side of (+) another part of this work. Besides the aforementioned "The Slide That Was the Children's Only Playground", this work depicts Mrs. Benoit (*) knitting, in contrast to a young child with a black eye sewing in another part. The most recognizable photograph from this work depicts Bandit's Roost, while another photos depict scenes "In a Sweatshop" and "Poverty Gappers Playing Coney Island". For 10 points, identify this work subtitled "Studies Among the Tenements of New York", a book of photojournalism by Jacob Riis.
One part of this work has a poster on the left side that advertises Windsor Theater and has the word "ATTACHEES" sprawled across the top.
{How} the Other {Half Lives} [accept “The {Slide} That was The {Children's Only Playground}” before (+)]