workers’ district

Isaac Kremer/ September 27, 2022/ / 0 comments

In the Middle Ages, a home to dyers, wool combers, and prostitutes, all of whom lived and worked in a clutter of ramshackle wooden houses. In modern times may also refer to areas near major industrial facilities where workers’ and their housing predominates. Photo from Montpelier, Orange, Virginia, 2023. (Kremer, 2022)

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