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There was road construction outside my office today. The least I could do was to take a few photos!

Some construction gets done at night in Japan.

Construction work at Menin, Belgium, during World War I. In the distance the stripped landscape is visible. A large crater dominates the front of the photograph, filled with wet, churned mud. Teams of men work in a line in the centre carrying supplies with which to lay new road.

 

[Original reads: 'OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN ON THE BRITISH WESTERN FRONT IN FRANCE - Constructing the road to Menin.']

 

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One of a series of commemorative plaques at the Edison Riverwalk near the Blue Water Bridge. This one is from construction workers at the bridge,

Griffin Dewatering Field Crew preparing pipes for well installation. For more information on Dewatering or groundwater control please call 713-676-8000 or visit: www.griffindewatering.com

What's that down on the street?

The SBC library patio, newly built, in fall 2013.

Construction site manager. Kyoto, Japan.

 

Country : Japan

 

Copyright : Marcel Crozet /

Playa del Carmen

I remember these guys as being Irish....might just have been 1970 but most likely 1968

Nothing sells a Krunch Bar better than a filthy construction worker with a moustache.

Construction Worker . First andL Streets . NW WDC . Thursday, 9 June 2005

Quote taken and translated from Rabindranath Tagore's dance-drama, CHITRANGADA: nohi debi, nohi shammanya nari".

Men At Work . Logan Circle . 14/Q . NW . WDC . Tuesday afternoon, 4 October 2005

 

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Cityscape, Architectural and Industrial Series

Elvert Xavier Barnes Photography

Taken on Yonge St. just south of Bloor.

Construction worker . Church Street near 14th Street . NW WDC . Thursday, 7 July 2005

 

Logan Circle series

Elvert Xavier Barnes Photography

A construction worker taking a break in the shade. Thats cement splattered on the wall.These are the men behind all the development in Oman.

 

Muttrah fish market - Muscat/ Oman

A couple of construction workers in Japanese Tobi work pants.

Construction Workers Lunching on a Crossbeam - inspired by a 1932 photo. I think this was down somewhere around Ground Zero, but can't remember exactly where.

Hot day, hot work.

 

This construction worker, identified by his red shirt, was the man who, seemingly, was in charge of directing the crane operator to move the bucket where it was needed and physically pulling the lever on the bucket to dump the load of concrete.

Persistent URL: digital.lib.muohio.edu/u?/snyder,4127

 

Subject (TGM): Construction workers; Afro-Americans; Building construction; Libraries; Masonry; Bricklayers; Buildings; Universities and colleges;

Men at Work . 1101 K Street, NW . WDC . Monday afternoon, 26 September 2005

 

Elvert Xavier Barnes Photography

Men At Work . Roofers . Shopping Mall across from Wilton Station . NE 26th Street . Wilton Manors FL . Wednesday afternoon, 23 November 2005

 

Elvert Xavier Barnes Photography

.... A crematorium upgrade, new chimney and a garage area built to allow for the discreet drop-off of the deceased, a project whose completion is imminent. The crematorium is attached to the historic 1860's St James-The-Less Funeral Chapel ....

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