High Steel

A Canadian Indian, one of a group of steel construction workers, talks of his work and his life. He is seen high on beams of a towering skyscraper, and with his team, as each carries out the special and sometimes dangerous functions of construction., Describes the work of Indians from the Caughnawaga Reserve in Quebec as they erect the skyscrapers of New York, showing how they rivet in place the ribs of steel that for the framework of the tallest buildings. Include views of the Indian community of Caughnawaga near Montreal., Describes the work of Indians from the Caughnawaga Reserve in Quebec as they erect the skyscrapers of New York, showing how they rivet in place the ribs of steel that form the framework of the tallest buildings. Includes views of the Indian community of Caughnawaga near Montreal.

Credits

Directed by
Don Owen
Produced by
Julian Biggs
Cinematography
John Spotton
Complete catalog record
A Canadian Indian, one of a group of steel construction workers, talks of his work and his life. He is seen high on beams of a towering skyscraper, and with his team, as each carries out the special and sometimes dangerous functions of construction., , Describes the work of Indians from the Caughnawaga Reserve in Quebec as they erect the skyscrapers of New York, showing how they rivet in place the ribs of steel that form the framework of the tallest buildings. Includes views of the Indian community of Caughnawaga near Montreal.
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  2. Wikidata · Q30126990 ↗ — country, genre, credits