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sheeting and
elevator fronts.
Ironworkers perform all
types of
industrial maintenance as well.
Historically ironworkers mainly worked with
wrought iron...
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Ironwork is any weapon, artwork, utensil, or
architectural feature made of iron,
especially one used for decoration.
There are two main
types of ironwork:...
- The
Ironworkers Memorial Second Narrows Crossing, also
called the
Ironworkers Memorial Bridge and
Second Narrows Bridge, is the
second bridge constructed...
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there ever was a
brand name, it has now
become a
genericized trademark.
Ironworkers generate force using mechanical advantage or
hydraulic systems. Modern...
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originally known as
Rugby United New York and
officially nicknamed the
Ironworkers, was a
professional rugby union team
based in New York City that was...
- all
ironworkers in the New York area are Mohawks, down from
about 15%
earlier in the 20th century. The work and home life of
Mohawk ironworkers was do****ented...
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Ironworkers Memorial Bridge or Iron Workers'
Memorial Bridge may
refer to:
Ironworkers Memorial Second Narrows Crossing, a
bridge across the
Burrard Inlet...
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first American paintings to
depict the
bleakness of
factory life, The
Ironworkers'
Noontime appears to be a
clear indictment of industrialization. Its...
- a black-and-white
photograph taken on
September 20, 1932, of
eleven ironworkers sitting on a
steel beam 850 feet (260 meters)
above the
ground during...
- 2011). "Apprenticeship
Department Report". The
Ironworker. 111 (7): 23. Robertson,
Raymond (1996).
Ironworkers 100th
Anniversary 1896–1996: A
History of the...
