High Steel
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High Steel
By Don DeNevi, Richard Dillon, Thomas MoulinGabriel Moulin Raymond Moulin Irving Moulin Emperor Norton ( California Historical Society ) ince the line. would state , " He made the redwoods famous . " His distinguished pictures of the trees brought countless visitors to the ...
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High Steel: The Daring Men Who Built the World's Greatest Skyline
By Jim RasenbergerShares personal, first-hand accounts of workers from a range of ethnic backgrounds who contributed to the constructions of America's skyscrapers, detailing their witness to several of the nation's most notable architectural achievements and ...
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High Steel
By Jack Dann, II, Jack C. HaldemanA native American is conscripted to work on the dangerous, high-tech industrial facilities orbiting Earth in the future, where he arouses suspicion by maintaining the spiritualism of his tribe and by learning too much about his employers.
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High Steel: The Daring Men Who Built the World's Greatest Skyline, 1881 to the Present
By Jim RasenbergerThe personal stories reveal the lives of ironworkers and the dangers they face as they walk across the windswept, swaying summits of tomorrow's skyscrapers, balanced on steel girders sometimes only six inches wide.
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High Steel: Building the Bridges Across San Francisco Bay
By Don DeNevi, Thomas Moulin, Richard H. DillonChronicles the planning, development, and construction of the San FranciscoOakland Bay Bridge and the Golden Gate Bridge, two works of architectural and engineering genius built during the 1930s.