Steel Workers Collection

Kennedy Speaks To Steelworkers
Atlantic City, New Jersey: September 19, 1960 Senator John F. Kennedy speaking at the United Steelworkers told them he favors an increase in productivity to produce full employment

Shotton Works Demo C1972
Demonstration by Shotton steel workers against the closure of their factory

IRON AND STEEL FACTORY
Emine Basa

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Miners, 1908 (charcoal)
3367029 Miners, 1908 (charcoal) by Stella, Joseph (1877-1946); 37.9x49.9 cm; Yale University Art Gallery, New Haven, CT, USA; (add.info)

HighSteel Coffee Break
Chicago, Illinois: 1965. A steel worker on a beam takes a coffee break high above Lakeshore Drive in Chicago

Chicago High Rise Construction
Chicago, Illinois: c. 1938. A high rise steel worker walks a beam while a crane lifts up a new piece of steel

High Steel Workers In NY
New York, New York: c. 1922. Workers putting a steel beam into place in the construction of a New York skyscraper

HIgh Steel Worker In NY
New York, New York: 1917. A man working on a girder on a sky scraper in a scene from the Fox Film, The Pride Of New York

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Amidst the rhythmic clang of hammers and hiss of molten iron, steelworkers toil in the heart of industrial America. From the gritty Shotton Works Demo of '72, to the charcoal-fueled fires of Miners in 1908, their dedication to crafting steel has shaped our skyline. Kennedy once spoke to these unsung heroes, acknowledging their strength and resilience. High above the city, high steel workers in NY and Chicago construct towering structures, their coffee breaks a brief reprieve from the dizzying heights. Each weld, each rivet, a testament to their grit and determination. #Steelworkers #IndustrialRevolution #IronAndSteelFactory #HighSteelWorkers #Construction #IndustrialHeritage