Remembering the Triangle Factory Fire, 100 years later

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This event changed history. I hope this event never happens again. – Gina Reeves, West Lincoln - 2018-02-07

This is one of the saddest things that I have read. It is really upsetting that there werent better conditions for these women who were just trying to make their way in this crazy world. – Mackenzie F, North Carolina - 2018-02-07

This was a very tragic event and I hope that nobody has to experience this again – Cassie Christopher, Lincolnton - 2018-02-07

This is a horrible tragedy with horrible outcomes. But without this tragedy there wouldn't be as many helpful laws as there are today – Cody L., West Lincoln - 2018-02-07

Reading this made me realize that although there are things that go on at work that I don't like, that it could be a lot worse and I'm now more appreciative of the job that I have. – AF, NC - 2018-02-07

This made me very aware of hope racist and inconsiderate people are when it comes to their businesses back in the day. Especially with people that looked and lived different than we did. They was willing to work in a crappy environment for low pay just to get some type of wage to pay for themselves and their family. Its sad that this whole situation could have been less tragic if people wasn't so racist and inconsiderate of others – CGP, NC - 2018-02-07

THIS IS VERY SAD. I CAN NOT BELEIVE SOMETHING THIS AWFUL HAPPENED AND NOONE WAS CHARGED! – ELI, VALE - 2018-02-07

Truly tragic. – GMK, NC - 2018-02-07

good website – b, wisconsin - 2018-02-07

Reading this made me feel sad for the people that had to go through this or experience it. – TLP, NC - 2018-02-07

I'm so sorry this has happened to such a wonderful group of women trying to make money to start a new life in a new country – MDD, VALE - 2018-02-07

so sad wish this didn't happen! – JEC, lincolnton - 2018-02-07

...so sad... – tbm, southern carolina - 2018-02-07

I just can't believe this happened! Absolutely horrifying. – Melissa, Washingtom - 2018-02-06

its so upsetting that it took somthing like this to happen to wake people up – R. A., Arkansas - 2018-02-06

this depressing – monica, indianapolis - 2018-02-06

very tragic – jcr, california - 2018-02-05

This is so sad I cant belive something so tragic can happen to innocent people who where just trying to start a new life an become a better person. – twd, portland,Or - 2018-02-02

this is just so sad – bjw, or - 2018-02-02

This was very nice. – Caylin jones , michigan - 2018-01-31

I looked at the list. and my grandmother isnt on their her name is .... rolanda halbert and she died in the fire – Caylin jones , South haven, michigan - 2018-01-31

really helpful – hm, ko,ms - 2018-01-31

this is very helpful when doing my home work – jay, nyc,ny - 2018-01-30

This is a good website but needs more things to look at – LD, LA - 2018-01-24

It is so sad that people lost their lives in this fire. The worked so hard, and as a result, they lost their lives. The company should have been more prepared for fires. – NW, The United States - 2018-01-23

Thanks so much for this site! It was a great source for project. – JD, MI - 2018-01-22

this was very helpful in class – Camilia Rosalba , Arizona - 2018-01-18

Wonderful work for working class suffering recording and memory.In China we have the same kind of disasters, but we don't have similar website or museum.It really a shame and pity. – liujianzhou, china,shanghai - 2018-01-17

One of the victims was my grandfather's sister, Fanny Hollander. I would like to know if there is any other information about her that is available. Thank you for having this site. It is an important testimonial to the victims and their families. Most importantly, labor laws changed after this tragedy. – Dana, Israel originally from NY - 2018-01-16

This is upsetting, sad, unacceptable. My prayers and thoughts go to everyone effected. – Clarissa, McDonough, NY - 2018-01-12

I work in code enforcement and this tragedy is a reminder of why we enforce regulations to preserve life safety. Hearing the oral history recordings of a few of the survivors was amazing and really helped to make the story personal instead of academic. – CW, Houston, TX - 2018-01-12

Its really sad that people where jumping out of windows. I wish I was there to save multiple lives and help people out. – jg, winnsboro la - 2018-01-12

It's sad to think that some of the witnesses had to watch them jump from the windows and fall to their death. – Alexis Lawson, Laurel, MT - 2018-01-09

Sad to think owners did not think about the possibility of a fire breaking out – DC, Miami, FL - 2018-01-07

A horrific story.Rest in peace sisters. – Al Iannacone Sr., Originally from Paterson, NJ - 2017-12-25

I read every single one of the interviews for the survivors; it is very intriguing on how the stories tie in with each other. This was a very sad event in history that could have easily been avoided. I am glad that we can now learn from the past. – Kya Paige Daddy Williams, Choctaw, OK - 2017-12-21

Its sad to think about how this entire situation could have been completely avoided if the owners had just cared a little more about their workers and their factories. But people have also learned from the past and been able to improve the working environment the workers work in. – Elizabeth, St.Charles IL - 2017-12-18

It seems like owners and managers back then where greedy. It couldn't hurt to spend a little bit of money to ensure safety... – Justin Sebahar, St. Charles IL. - 2017-12-18

It's very tragic that this happened, but now we know for the future to take more precaution of safety in buildings with many people. – Ashley Peters, St.Charles IL - 2017-12-18

For these immigrants moving to a new country must have been hard enough but dealing with this is something else – Shivam G, IL - 2017-12-18

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