What our visitors are saying...
It's sad to see the conditions these men and women worked under and that this practice continues in many parts of the world. – Judite, NYC - 2018-03-28
this makes me a lot sad – mollie, delewere - 2018-03-27
How many people worked there before? – GO, Nebraska - 2018-03-27
Awesome! Good information. – Kushneryk, Canada - 2018-03-26
It's hearth breaking the loss of all this people , often more then one in the family. Sadly it is still happening in many other parts of the world. – Margo, Canada - 2018-03-26
The echos of this tragedy are felt today. These victims are not forgotten. – Deborah Swartz, Levittown, New York - 2018-03-25
what happened to these poor women is a tragedy and should never be forgoton – keagan , kansas - 2018-03-22
Thank you for taking the time to create a website dedicated to this unfortunate tragedy. – Sara, Florida - 2018-03-20
this is a very sad – wb, nowhere - 2018-03-16
good information – anonymous, anonymous - 2018-03-16
On March 25th each year there is a memorial at the corner of Greene St. and Washington Place. The enormous march up 5th Avenue in 1911 was a springboard for the ultimately successful movement toward workplace safety. On March 26th this year there will be a historic march in Washington, DC to end another workplace scourge: rapid-fire violence. The parallels between the two tragedies of Triangle Shirtwaist and Stoneham Douglas are emerging. Each event was preceded by a blockade against reform led by entrenched interests. I believe that there will be an unraveling of this blockade in 2018 just as there was back in 1911. Another person named Marx once quipped that history may not repeat itself, but it often rhymes. – Kenneth Marx MD, Washington Square West New York, NY - 2018-03-10
Thanks for the thorough information. I learned a lot from watching a play about this horrible tragedy, but this site provided some additional details that were eye-opening. – NGH, Portland, Oregon - 2018-03-10
great Information. – JCR, Puerto Rico - 2018-03-08
great source. i like it. – EMK, Ohio - 2018-03-08
We really do need to learn about history, so that we can not make the same mistakes in the future. The way this did this is that now, we have better safety. – Brighton Steuart, Woods Cross, Utah - 2018-03-07
Great source, really helped – BA, Georgetown,Kentucky - 2018-03-07
Sincere thanks for making the information about the Triangle Shirtwaist Fire available to the public. Each year we watch the movie on this tragedy and the grief and pains always affect us. fr – Fitz Reid, New York City - 2018-02-28
This was a very sad event but I'm glad that it led to better fire regulations and safety that saved countless lives in the future. – RF, IL - 2018-02-28
Thanks for the source. (needed for essay) – AB, Elk Grove, Sacramento, CA - 2018-02-26
Thank you Cornell, for talking about a sad a powerful even that effected us all. – Eriel Ortega, West Palm Beach, Florida - 2018-02-23
wow so touching its so sad – rg, ebstanly - 2018-02-22
good information sad for the people who loss there lives – MTD, Tallahassee - 2018-02-21
I am very happy to see so much information on such a horrible event in U.S. history.RC – RC, california - 2018-02-21
This was very tragic also – Jamari P, Delray - 2018-02-21
I wish this event never happen but then if it never happen change would never begin. – RT,, Boynton beach, FL - 2018-02-21
it is tragic i am sad for all those who lost their lives or witnessed it but if it didn't happen then the work places everywhere would be unsafe and it would happen more often – AL, FL - 2018-02-21
The images are terrifying and horrific! This is a terror of the 19th century and it is still being acknowledged. But with out such a great disaster we still wouldn't be as safe in any building of home. – Daylin , west palm beach, fl - 2018-02-21
This was sad..... – Jamari P, Delray - 2018-02-21
We learned this in our language arts class and we learned a lot about this terrible fire that happend. – M.J, Toronto,Canada - 2018-02-21
think u the creators of this site for the acknowledging of the fire. – Chad LaPlante, FL - 2018-02-21
I learned about this in language arts class! It is really sad a disaster like this happened. This should have never happened. – CL, Boynton beach, florida - 2018-02-21
True stories have a great impact – Jose Rodriguez, Arizona - 2018-02-16
I LIKE GREAT HISTORY – Jose Rodriguez, Arizona - 2018-02-16
I was doing research on this for my one of my college classes and ow this is so sad and tragic. I hope this never happens again anywhere in the world. – A.G, San Antonio, Tx - 2018-02-14
Upsetting to read about such a horrible event that could've been avoided, but because it wasn't we now have laws today to prevent things like this happening again. – EL, West Lincoln - 2018-02-13
This really opened eyes and made me realize that life wasn't always so easy – Mellck Rihane, Washington D.C. - 2018-02-13
This really opened eyes and made me realize that life wasn't always so easy – Mellck Rihane, Washington D.C. - 2018-02-13
Great history lesson for all. True stories always have a greater impact when teaching others of the past. – Mike Effhauser, East Grand Forks, MN - 2018-02-13
This event made us open our blinded eyes to the misconduct and terrible work conditions within industries/factories. I hope nothing like this tragic event ever happens again,although it should've never happened – Kendra Odom, Vale - 2018-02-08
WOW!!! – Elias Cady, Kennewick, Washington - 2018-02-07
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