Pork packing in Cincinnati by Henry F. Farny (1873)

Lithograph of a nineteenth-century pork packing house with butchers processing hanging pigs in three connected scenes.

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A three-part lithographic panel shows workers processing pigs in a large packing house, with carcasses hanging from rails, men at work tables and wooden tubs, and a rendering room with a press and vats. The work is credited to Henry Farny and dated 1873.

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1873

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Interiors