Labor Unions Topic
By Mark Hilton, September 1, 2015
Workers Memorial (Reverse)
GEOGRAPHIC SORT WITH USA FIRST
101► Kentucky (Henderson County), Henderson — Workers Memorial —  |
| 102► Kentucky (McCracken County), Paducah — Union Labor — |
| 103► Kentucky (Todd County), Guthrie — 2294 — Tobacco Farmers Unite — |
| 104► Louisiana (Beauregard Parish), DeRidder — Grabow Riot — |
| 105► Maine (York County), Saco — Sarah Fairfield Hamilton, 1831-1909 — Saco Main Street Museum Walk — |
| 106► Maryland, Baltimore — Great Railroad Strike of 1877 — |
| 107► Maryland (Baltimore), Jonestown — 1023 East Baltimore Street — |
| 108► Maryland (Baltimore), Pigtown — Working for the Railroad: African Americans — |
| 109► Maryland (Prince George's County), Adelphi — Mother Jones — “Grand Old Champion of Labor” — |
| 110► Massachusetts (Bristol County), New Bedford — Commonwealth of Toil — Longshoremen’s Union — |
| 111► Massachusetts (Middlesex County), Lowell — Homage to Women — Mico Kaufman — 1984 — |
| 112► Massachusetts (Middlesex County), Lowell — Irish Labor — |
| 113► Massachusetts (Middlesex County), Lowell — The Worker — |
| 114► Massachusetts (Norfolk County), Quincy — Domenico D’Alessandro — |
| 115► Michigan (Bay County), Bay City — L1413 — "Ten Hours or No Sawdust" — |
| 116► Michigan (Houghton County), Calumet — 1337 — The Italian Hall / Italian Hall Tragedy — |
| 117► Michigan (Ingham County), Lansing — 745C — Lansing Labor Holiday — |
| 118► Michigan (Ingham County), Lansing — Lansing's Labor Holiday — The UAW Takes Action — They took it to the streets on June 7, 1937 — |
| 119► Michigan (Ingham County), Lansing — Walter Reuther 1907-1970 — |
| 120► Michigan (Marquette County), Republic — The Life of a Miner — |
| 121► Michigan (Monroe County), Monroe — "Newton" Strike — |
| 122► Michigan (Washtenaw County), Ypsilanti — S0509 — Willow Run — |
| 123► Michigan (Wayne County), Dearborn — 660 — Fordson High School — |
| 124► Michigan (Wayne County), Dearborn — UAW Local 600 — Unionizing Ford Motor Company — |
| 125► Minnesota (Brown County), New Ulm — Arbeiter Hall — 1873 — Historic Downtown New Ulm — |
| 126► Minnesota (Hennepin County), Minneapolis — 16 — Minneapolis-Moline — The Museum in the Streets: Minneapolis, Minnesota — 27th and Lake: Industry and Transportation Infrastructure — |
| 127► Minnesota (Hennepin County), Minneapolis — The Barrel-Makers' Co-ops — Saint Anthony Falls Heritage Trail — |
| 128► Minnesota (Saint Louis County), Hibbing — Finnish Workers Hall — |
| 129► Missouri (Jasper County), Webb City — The Kneeling Miner — 1976 and 2006 — |
| 130► Missouri (St. Louis), Downtown — 1994 — |
| 131► Missouri (St. Louis), Patch — Eads' Ironclads — A State Divided: The Civil War in Missouri — Missouri Department of Natural Resources — |
| 132► Montana (Carbon County), Red Lodge — Labor Temple — |
| 133► Montana (Deer Lodge County), Anaconda — Butte-Anaconda Historic District — |
| 134► Montana (Deer Lodge County), Anaconda — Organized Labor — |
| 135► Montana (Granite County), Philipsburg — Miner's Union Hall — |
| 136► Montana (Missoula County), Missoula — Free Speech Corner — |
| 137► Montana (Missoula County), Missoula — Labor Temple — |
| 138► Montana (Silver Bow County), Butte — Butte-Anaconda Historic District — |
| 139► Montana (Silver Bow County), Butte — Butte-Anaconda-Walkerville — National Historic Landmark — |
| 140► Nebraska (Douglas County), Omaha — Labor — |
| 141► Nebraska (Douglas County), Omaha — Omaha Firefighters Memorial — Honor • Tradition — |
| 142► Nebraska (Douglas County), Omaha — Union Walk — |
| 143► Nevada (Clark County), Hoover Dam — They Laboured that Millions might see a Brighter Day — |
| 144► Nevada (Eureka County), Eureka — Charcoal Burners Massacred Aug. 18, 1879 — |
| 145► Nevada (Storey County), Virginia City — 30 — Old Miners Union Hall — |
| 146► Nevada (Storey County), Virginia City — The Glory of Solidarity and Fraternity — |
| 147► New Hampshire (Strafford County), Dover — 11 — The Dover Mill Girls — First Strike by Women in the United States — |
| 148► New Jersey (Atlantic County), Atlantic City — Atlantic City Workers Monument — |
| 149► New Jersey (Atlantic County), Ventnor City — Historic Landmarks of Ventnor — |
| 150► New Jersey (Mercer County), Princeton — March of the Mill Children — 100th Anniversary — |
| 151► New Jersey (Passaic County), Haledon — American Labor Museum — Botto House National Landmark — |
| 152► New Jersey (Passaic County), Haledon — The Botto House — Women’s Heritage Trail — Maria Botto — |
| 153► New Jersey (Sussex County), Green Township — Thomas Woolverton's Tavern — |
| 154► New Mexico (Grant County), Hanover — Ladies Auxiliary of Local 890 — Mine Mill & Smelter — (1951-1952) — |
| 155► New York (Greene County), East Durham — John E. Lawe — (February 26, 1919 - January 5,1989) — Champion of the Working Man — |
| 156► New York (Jefferson County), Watertown — Public Square Fountain — |
| 157► New York (Kings County), Brooklyn — F. D. N. Y. — |
| 158► New York (Montgomery County), Amsterdam — "Mother Lake" — |
| 159► New York (Nassau County), Glen Cove — Carpenters — 1914 World War 1918 — |
| 160► New York (New York County), New York — A. Philip Randolph Square — .074 Acre — |
| 161► New York (New York County), New York — David Dubinsky — February 22, 1892 - September 17, 1982 — 201 West 16th Street, Manhattan — |
| 162► New York (New York County), New York — DC 37 September 11, 2001 Memorial — |
| 163► New York (New York County), New York — New York City Garment Workers — |
| 164► New York (New York County), New York — Stonecutters Memorial — Zaq Kandsberg — |
| 165► New York (New York County), New York — The Firefighter Dan DeFranco Building — (1934-1996) — |
| 166► New York (New York County), New York — Union Square Park — National Historic Landmark — |
| 167► New York (Rensselaer County), Troy — Kate Mullany House — |
| 168► New York (Rensselaer County), Troy — Welcome to the Collar City! — |
| 169► North Carolina (Alamance County), Burlington — Neighbors Divided — |
| 170► North Carolina (Durham County), Durham — G-114 — Rural Credit Union — |
| 171► North Carolina (Forsyth County), Winston-Salem — R.J.R. Labor Strikes — |
| 172► North Carolina (Forsyth County), Winston-Salem — J 115 — Tobacco Unionism — |
| 173► North Carolina (Gaston County), Gastonia — O 81 — Loray Strike — |
| 174► North Carolina (Nash County), Rocky Mount — E-118 — Operation Dixie — |
| 175► Ohio (Allen County), Lima — Veterans Freedom Flag Monument — |
| 176► Ohio (Ashtabula County), Ashtabula — 1024 — Historic Ashtabula Harbor — |
| 177► Ohio (Ashtabula County), Ashtabula — 1036 — Historic Ashtabula Harbor — |
| 178► Ohio (Athens County), Nelsonville — 6-5 — The Hocking Valley Coal Strike — 1884-1885 — |
| 179► Ohio (Auglaize County), Wapakoneta — 3-6 — Dudley Nichols — |
| 180► Ohio (Coshocton County), Coshocton — 8-16 — William Green — March 3, 1870 – November 21, 1952 — |
| 181► Ohio (Cuyahoga County), Cleveland — 79-18 — The Ohio AFL-CIO — |
| 182► Ohio (Franklin County), Columbus — 105-25 — American Federation of Labor / United Mine Workers of America — |
| 183► Ohio (Franklin County), Columbus — United Mine Workers of America — |
| 184► Ohio (Franklin County), Columbus — 88-25 — William Green, Labor Leader / The Columbus Streetcar Strike, 1910 — |
| 185► Ohio (Hancock County), Findlay — First School Building — |
| 186► Ohio (Hancock County), Findlay — 21-32 — The Glass Industry of Findlay, Ohio — |
| 187► Ohio (Hardin County), McGuffey — 15-33 — Village of McGuffey / Great 1934 Onion Strike — |
| 188► Ohio (Mahoning County), Youngstown — Little Steel Strike — |
| 189► Ohio (Morgan County), Bristol — 10-58 — Miner's Memorial Park — |
| 190► Ohio (Morgan County), Bristol — Ronald V. Crews Memorial Park — |
| 191► Ohio (Perry County), New Straitsville — 9-64 — Robinson’s Cave — |
| 192► Ohio (Perry County), New Straitsville — 12-64 — World’s Greatest Mine Fire — |
| 193► Ohio (Perry County), Rendville — 11-64 — Rendville — Breaking the Color Barrier — |
| 194► Ohio (Perry County), Shawnee — 13-64 — Knights of Labor Opera House — |
| 195► Ohio (Perry County), Shawnee — 1 — Welcome to Shawnee and the Little Cities of Back Diamond Region — |
| 196► Ohio (Stark County), Massillon — 19-76 — The Little Steel Strike of 1937 — |
| 197► Ohio (Summit County), Akron — 32-77 — 1936 Akron Rubber Strike — |
| 198► Ohio (Summit County), Akron — United Rubber Workers International Union — Since 1935 — |
| 199► Ohio (Tuscarawas County), Dennison — 8-79 — Dennison Yard and Shops / Dennison Depot — |
| 200► Ohio (Warren County), Springboro — Odd Fellows Hall — Circa 1830 — |
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