1952 Portrait of Man Getting Haircut in Refinery Yard During Standard Oil Strike

50th Anniversary, industry, refineries, Standard Oil Refinery, strike, Wood River

“1952 Portrait of Man Getting Haircut in Refinery Yard During Standard Oil Strike,” Madison Historical, accessed December 23, 2024, https://madison-historical.siue.edu/archive/items/show/1566.

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This is a black and white photograph of a man getting the back of his hair cut with electric clippers in the refinery yard during the 1952 Standard Oil at Wood River strike. The image dimensions are 3.5x5".

Wood River Museum Standard Oil Collection

• industry
• culture
• Wood River
• refineries
• Standard Oil Refinery

1952

• Standard Oil Involvement in the Wood River Community
• Standard Oil’s Company Housing in Wood River, Illinois
• Wood River

• Photograph

• Black and white postcard
• jpg

• Wood River, Illinois
• 1950s

• WRM-P-0153