Three boys playing at Carl Mackley Houses, ca. 1935
Stronorov and Kastner designed the buildings to contain a large number of apartments, while providing open exterior spaces between each building. The housing project was named for Carl Mackley, a 22-year-old hosiery worker and member of American Federation of Full-Fashioned Hosiery Workers. Mackley was killed by a non-union worker during the H.C. Aberle Company strike of 1930.
Resource Identifier
ah000955
Citation
Alfred Kastner papers, Collection No. 7350, Box 45, Record 12, American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming
Right click on the image to download. For a larger version, click the link below and right click on the image that loads.
