Trapped

The narrative delves into the 1909 Cherry Mine disaster, exploring the profound impact it had on the community and the nation. Through meticulous research, Karen Tintori reveals the intertwined stories of victims, survivors, and those affected, highlighting the tragedy's role in shaping America's worker's compensation laws and advancing child labor reform. This compelling account not only recounts a historical event but also sheds light on the resilience of individuals and the societal changes that followed.