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Archive ID: 1982-208-04

South Works employee badge of A.T. Curry

Date Created: undated

Donor: Michael Mako

Media Type: Object

Language: English

Backstory:

Although many associate steel mills with male labor, many women worked in the mills, whether in offices, as cleaners, as steelworkers (particularly around WWII and during the 1970s), or in other tasks.

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Mill/Paid Labor   Mills   South Works   Steel Industry   Steel Labor   Women’s Experiences   Other/Unknown   South Chicago   Other/Unknown   Object   1982-208   Badges   Carnegie-Illinois Steel   Identification   Photographs   Steelworkers   U.S. Steel   Workers  

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Featured Exhibit: Women at Work