スミソニアン博物館さんのインスタグラム写真 - (スミソニアン博物館Instagram)「New York City’s famous skyline wouldn’t be what it is today without Indigenous ironworkers. The first picture features the hard hat worn by ironworker Paul Tripp (Six Nations Mohawk). The decals show his pride in his Native community and his union, Local 40. The second picture depicts early 1970s workers on the job. Featured in this picture are Mohawk ironworkers Jimmy Connors, center with light shirt, and Leonard Montour, dark shirt leaning forward. They are on the construction site at 450 Park Avenue, building what is now a 33-story skyscraper. Native American and First Nations ironworkers continue the six-generation tradition of building Manhattan’s famous skyscrapers. Join us in celebrating Native American Heritage Month all November. #SmithsonianNAHM You can see this hardhat in “Native New York” at our @smithsoniannmai’s New York City museum. 🔨 : Hard hat, ca. 2000 HN120 📷: “Mohawk ironworkers including Jimmy Connors and Leornard Montour,” by David Grant Noble, 1970-1971. Collection of our @smithsoniannmai.」11月1日 22時03分