Ironworkers Golden Gate Bridge at Samantha Phoebe blog

Ironworkers Golden Gate Bridge. Kerry davis (left) and ken hopper (right) are ironworkers who have worked together for 25 years on the golden gate bridge in san francisco, california. When the immediate landmark opened to the public, few of the men who had built it attended the. Workers completed the golden gate bridge in 1937. It took much more than a clever engineer and a relentless promoter to build the golden gate bridge. Halfway to hell, the workers and unions that built the golden gate bridge tells the story of the building of the bridge from the words. At storycorps they talk about working on “the world’s biggest jungle gym,” and the many times they have had to help rescue people contemplating suicide. When it opened in 1937, the golden gate bridge was the longest suspension bridge ever built, constructed in one of the world’s most challenging settings. A portrait of the golden gate bridge half way to hell club — ironworkers who fell from the bridge but were caught in the safety netting. Today a team of about 200 engineers, iron workers, painters, mechanics, electricians, communications technicians, streets and grounds workers, and other employees maintain all.

Kerry davis (left) and ken hopper (right) are ironworkers who have worked together for 25 years on the golden gate bridge in san francisco, california. It took much more than a clever engineer and a relentless promoter to build the golden gate bridge. Workers completed the golden gate bridge in 1937. At storycorps they talk about working on “the world’s biggest jungle gym,” and the many times they have had to help rescue people contemplating suicide. Today a team of about 200 engineers, iron workers, painters, mechanics, electricians, communications technicians, streets and grounds workers, and other employees maintain all. A portrait of the golden gate bridge half way to hell club — ironworkers who fell from the bridge but were caught in the safety netting. Halfway to hell, the workers and unions that built the golden gate bridge tells the story of the building of the bridge from the words. When it opened in 1937, the golden gate bridge was the longest suspension bridge ever built, constructed in one of the world’s most challenging settings. When the immediate landmark opened to the public, few of the men who had built it attended the.

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Ironworkers Golden Gate Bridge Kerry davis (left) and ken hopper (right) are ironworkers who have worked together for 25 years on the golden gate bridge in san francisco, california. Today a team of about 200 engineers, iron workers, painters, mechanics, electricians, communications technicians, streets and grounds workers, and other employees maintain all. Kerry davis (left) and ken hopper (right) are ironworkers who have worked together for 25 years on the golden gate bridge in san francisco, california. When it opened in 1937, the golden gate bridge was the longest suspension bridge ever built, constructed in one of the world’s most challenging settings. A portrait of the golden gate bridge half way to hell club — ironworkers who fell from the bridge but were caught in the safety netting. When the immediate landmark opened to the public, few of the men who had built it attended the. It took much more than a clever engineer and a relentless promoter to build the golden gate bridge. At storycorps they talk about working on “the world’s biggest jungle gym,” and the many times they have had to help rescue people contemplating suicide. Workers completed the golden gate bridge in 1937. Halfway to hell, the workers and unions that built the golden gate bridge tells the story of the building of the bridge from the words.