Levin, Gerald
   Levy, David
   Lewis, Beverly
   Lewis, Henry Harrison
   Lewis, Joe
   Lewis, Moses and Bride
   Lewis and Clark Bridge
   life insurance
   Littell, Edmund
   Llewellyn Iron Works
   locals, union. See unions
   Loop, Chicago
   Los Angeles
   Los Angeles Times
   luck
   “Lunchtime on a Beam” photograph
   Lutheran All-Faiths Cemetery
   Lynch, Bernard
   McClintic-Marshall
   McClure, John
   McComber, Alec “One-More-Piece,”
   McComber, Dominick
   McComber, Gerald
   McComber, Keith “Bunny Eyes,”
   McComber, Kenneth “Weedy,”
   McComber, Robert
   McCord, Robert
   McCullough, David
   McGlade, Arthur
   McKee, Gerard
   McMahon, John
   McManigal, Ortie
   McNamara, James
   McNamara, John
   Maennerchor Hall
   Mahoney, Frankie
   Maloney, Joseph
   Manhattan. See New York City
   Manhattan Bridge
   man-hoists. See also elevators
   “Mannahatta,”
   Manning, Cork
   Marcus, Silvian
   Marsalis, Wynton
   Martin, Jeff “J. Kid,”
   Martin, J. J.
   masonry skyscrapers. See also skyscrapers
   masts
   matrimony. See also women
   mauls
   Mendelson, Richard
   “Men on a Beam” photograph
   Metropolitan Life Tower
   midair murder
   Mitchell, Joseph
   Mitchell,Tommy
   Mohawk Indians. See also Kahnawake (Mohawk Indian reservation)
   Black Bridge and rites of passage
   K. Brown and M. Davis as
   as early ironworkers
   hard hats
   history of
   K. McComber as (see McComber, Keith “Bunny Eyes”)
   Monday mornings for
   move of, into New York City
   in New York City
   Monadnock Building
   monday mauls
   Moore, Billy
   Morgan, J. P.
   Moses, Robert
   movie, ironworker
   Mullet,Ray
   Mumford, Lewis
   Munch Chunk. See Woodring, William “Munch Chunk”
   murder, midair. See also violence
   music
   National Erectors’ Association (NEA)
   National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
   Neidig, Robert
   Nevins Bar and Grill
   Newbury, Charles
   Newfoundland. See also Newfoundlanders
   Conception Bay
   fishing and sealing industry
   ruggedness of
   stranded airline passengers in
   Newfoundlanders. See also Newfoundland
   early ironworkers
   Joe Lewis as
   in New York City
   New York City
   arrival of Sam Parks, (see also Parks, Sam)
   Chicago vs., as skyscraper capital, (see also Chicago)
   early fatalities in
   first steel-frame skyscrapers in
   ironworkers in, (see also ironworkers)
   Mohawks in
   native ironworkers in
   Newfoundlanders in
   skyline in early 1900s
   skyline in late 1880s
   skyscrapers (see skyscrapers)
   steel construction boom in
   Nicholson, Jack
   Nixon, Richard
   Norris, Margaret
   North Gowanus neighborhood
   Norwegians
   Nucor Corporation
   Oasis
   occupational drinking cultures. See also drinking
   Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA). See also safety
   O’Kane, George
   open shop industries
   O’Rielly, John
   Otis, Elijah
   Otis, General Harrison Gray
   Otistown. See Los Angeles
   O’Toole, William
   overbuilt bridges
   over-deflection
   Oxford English Dictionary
   Park Row Building
   Parks, Dora
   Parks, Sam
   arrests and conviction of
   death of
   grafting of
   grave of
   return of, from prison
   spirit of
   tuberculosis of
   unions and steel industry
   as walking delegate
   pay. See wages
   Petit, Philippe
   Petronas Towers
   Phillips, Jeff
   Phillips, J. R.
   Phoenix Bridge Company. See also Quebec Bridge
   photographs
   pin-connection method
   Pinkerton detectives
   Plenty, Josephus
   plumbing-up gang
   Poole, Ernest
   Poore, C. G.
   Pope, Thomas
   Portla, John
   Portman, John
   Post, George B.
   Post, William
   Post & McCord
   Poulson, Neils
   Principles of Scientific Management, The
   pushers
   Quebec Bridge
   Quebec Bridge Company
   Quinlan, Willie
   quitting
   race into the sky
   race relations
   railroad bridges. See also bridges
   rain
   Rainbow Bridge
   raising gangs
   competition and, (see also competition)
   Time Warner Center
   work of
   Random House building
   Raskob, John Jacob
   RCA Building
   reinforced concrete, steel vs.
   Reynolds, H. G.
   Rich and Famous Deli
   Richards, Morgan
   rigging
   rigidity
   Ritchie, Bill
   rivet gangs
   Robbins, Danny
   Rock, The. See Newfoundland
   Rockefeller Center
   Rockhold, Paul
   Roebling, John
   Roebling, Washington
   roughnecks. See also bridgemen; ironworkers
   rubella
   Ryan, John
   saddles, suspension bridge
   Saeger, Charles
   safety
   safety elevators
   safety gang
   sailors, as ironworkers
   St. Vincent’s Hospital
   San Francisco Bay Bridge
   Sarandon, Susan
   scaffolds, bridge
   scale boxes
   Scally, Kevin
   Scandinavians
   Scott, Leroy
   seagulling
   sealing (swiling)
   Sears Tower
   Seinuk, Ysrael
   September 11 destruction of World Trade Center. See also World Trade Center
   setters. See also connectors
   Severance, H. Craig
   shanty
   Sherman Anti-Trust Act
   Shields, Brooke
   signalman job
   Silverstein, Larry A.
   Singer Tower
   Six Nations
   Sizer, William
   skeleton-girder bridges
   skycranes
   skylarking
   Skyscraper (movie)
   skyscrapers. See also ironworkers
   attitudes toward early
   concrete in Time Warner
   concrete vs. steel in
   deflection of
   development of Chicago
 />   development of New York
   development of steel-frame, from bridges, (see also bridges)
   early building methods
   first steel-frame, in Chicago and New York
   golden age of
   skyscrapers (cont.)
   masonry
   modern building methods and World Trade Center
   movie about
   prospects for, after destruction of World Trade Center
   summits
   tallest
   Time Warner Center (see Time Warner Center)
   World Trade Center (see World Trade Center)
   smallpox
   Smith, Al
   Smith’s Bar
   snake
   Snook Inn
   Snow, Chad
   Soberanes, Jerry
   Sonnenstuhl, William
   spacing out
   speed
   bridge building
   raising gang
   skyscraper construction
   spinning
   Splicer, John
   squareheads
   squeezers
   Starrett, Paul
   Starrett, William
   Starrett Brothers & Eken
   steel
   in bridges, (see also bridges)
   concrete vs.
   iron vs.
   removing, from World Trade Center disaster
   steel-frame skyscrapers, (see also skyscrapers)
   in Time Warner building
   walking
   wires in suspension bridges
   workers (see bridgemen; ironworkers)
   steel industry
   decline of
   unions and, (see also Parks, Sam)
   United States
   steelworkers. See ironworkers
   Steffens, Lincoln
   Steiglitz, Alfred
   Stewart, Michael
   strikes. See also unions
   S. Parks and
   Quebec Bridge and
   violence and
   structural engineers. See also Cooper, Theodore
   structural ironworkers. See ironworkers
   Subpart R Steel Erection Standard
   Sullivan, Louis
   summit, skyscraper
   superintendent job
   Supple, Harry
   suspension bridges. See also bridges
   Swedes
   swiling (sealing)
   Szlapka, Peter
   Tacoma Narrows Bridge
   Taft-Hartley Act
   tag line
   tagline man job
   Talese, Gay
   tallest skyscrapers. See also skyscrapers
   Chrysler Building vs. Bank of Manhattan
   Empire State Building
   Metropolitan Life Tower
   Petronas Towers
   Sears Tower
   Singer Tower
   Woolworth Building
   World Trade Center, (see also World Trade Center)
   Tammany Hall
   Taylor, Frederick
   Taylorism
   tension
   terminal velocity
   terrorists, destruction of World Trade Center by. See also World Trade Center
   Terry, Norman
   Thornton, Charles
   Thornton-Tomasetti Group
   Times Square. See Ernst & Young building
   Time Warner Center
   Christmas fight at
   design of
   hole of
   ironworker dangers at
   ironworker frustrations at
   ironworkers from, at World Trade Center disaster
   ironworker skills at
   lack of steel at
   Monday mornings for ironworkers at
   raising gangs of
   safety at
   status of ironworkers after finishing
   superintendent job at
   topping out of
   walking bosses at
   winter weather at
   work at, after destruction of World Trade Center
   topping out, Time Warner Center
   Tower Building
   tower cranes
   Tracy, Jack
   Tracy, Mickey
   Treahy, Frank “Red,”
   Triborough Bridge
   Trinity Building
   Trinity Church
   Trump, Donald
   Trump World Tower
   truss bridges
   trusses
   Time Warner building
   World Trade Center
   trust
   tuberculosis
   tubes, framed
   tying off
   unions
   attempts to break
   Bloody Friday hard-hat riots and
   Chicago
   Chicago Local
   cleanup of World Trade Center disaster and
   Davis-Bacon Act and Wagner Act
   decline of
   dynamite conspiracy of
   history of, for ironworkers
   Los Angeles and
   Mohawk Indians and
   Newfoundlanders and
   New York City Local
   New York City Local
   New York City Local
   New York City membership book
   steel industry and
   strikes (see strikes)
   violence and, (see also violence)
   walking delegate Sam Parks and (see Parks, Sam)
   United Building Trades
   United Housesmiths’ and Bridgemen’s Union of New York and Vicinity
   U.S. Commission on Industrial Relations
   U.S. Commission on Labor Relations
   U.S. Steel building
   U.S. Steel Corporation (USX)
   unit stress
   Van Alen, William
   Verrazano-Narrows Bridge
   vertical integration
   vestibular-ocular reflex
   Victoria Bridge
   Vietnam War, Bloody Friday and
   violence
   Christmas fight at Time Warner Center
   dynamite conspiracy
   hard-hat riots
   midair murder
   union organizing and
   unions and
   Viollet-le-Duc
   wages
   bridgemen
   bridgemen, on Quebec Bridge
   ironworker
   workers compensation and
   Wagner Act
   walking boss job
   Walking Delegate, The (book)
   walking delegate job. See also Parks, Sam
   walking steel
   Walsh, Agnes
   Walsh, Eddie
   Walters, Barbara
   Ward, Joseph
   warriors, Mohawk ironworkers as. See also Mohawk Indians
   weather
   fog
   heat
   ice
   Newfoundland
   rain
   
 
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