Interested in finding the real story? If you want to learn more about the newsie strike, here are some books that you should check out.



¤ Children of the City: At Work & At Play By: David Nasaw
¤ How the other half lives By: Jacob Riis
¤ We were there, too!: Young people in U.S. History By: Phillip Hoose

Also, here are some historical links concerning the newsies and NY as well.



¤ How the Other Half Lives By: Jacob Riis Hypertext edition of Jacob Riis' book. The book is about the studies among the tenements of NY.

¤ Old New York A site that consists only of links concerning Old New York.

¤ New York 1899 edition of New York By Theodore Roosevelt

¤ Five Points Archaeologists and historians rediscover a famous nineteenth-century New York neighborhood

¤ 97 Orchard St. This is a site on the Lower East Side Tenement Museum on 97 Orchard St. Over ten thousand people lived at 97 Orchard Street between the years 1870 and 1915.

¤ Forgotten New York This site is your gateway to a New York City that existed long ago -- and still exists in a hidden form today.

¤ See the "Flickers" Site about the early cinema

¤ Way Back, U.S. History for kids: Technology in 1900 Features the technology in the 1900's.

¤ As We Were Then "To Europe she was America, to America she was the gateway of the earth. But to tell the story of New York would be to write a social history of the world." - H. G. Wells. This site is another historical site on NY.