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1 day ago · This temporary exhibition of tintype photographs by the artist Melissa Cacciola traces the history of lower Manhattan and the Native American Mohawk ironworkers who helped build the Twin Towers, aided rescue and recovery operations at Ground Zero, and worked to rebuild the new World Trade Center site.
May 31, 2024 · The Mohawk tradition of ironworking began in the mid-1880s. They were hired as unskilled laborers to build a bridge over the St. Lawrence River onto Mohawk land. Over the years they earned a reputation for being hard workers on high steel, garnering the nickname “skywalkers.”
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5 days ago · Woodbine Mohawk Park | Thursday June 14th, 2024 June 14th, 2024 | Start Time: 6:00 pm EST | Provided By: Woodbine Racetrack Live Canada For more information visit: woodbine.com
5 days ago · Start Date: June 15, 2024. From 12:00 to 17:00 Address. Mohawk Park, 51 Lynwood Dr, Brantford, ON Details
Jun 8, 2024 · Being in dire need of men who would not be afraid of heights, construction companies turned to the Mohawk tribe for assistance. They discovered that Mohawk ironworkers possessed a unique ability to work fearlessly at great heights and in dangerous conditions.
1 day ago · As Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun heads for the Senate hearing with a claim that the company's culture is 'far from perfect,' a fresh whistleblower claim has added to the chaos ensuing Boeing ever since its January mid-air incident involving an Alaska airline 737 MAX 9. Sam Mohawk, a quality assurance investigator at Boeing, alleges that the company lost track of the 'bad parts' that were either ...
