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LaborFest: Golden Gate Bridge Walk

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Sunday, July 10, 2011 - 11:00 am | Cost: FREE
Strauss Statue in the visitors’ plaza | Golden Gate Toll Plaza, San Francisco, CA

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Tour lead by Mike Daly (Ironworkers 377) with SF City Guides plus others.  Although other bridges are now taller and longer than this 1930’s icon, the Golden Gate Bridge remains the most recognized structure in the world behind the Eiffel Tower.  Learn why the bridge was so hard to build, how it changed the building of bridges around the world and what today’s bridge workers face as they maintain the world’s largest sculpture.  This unique tour combines historical content from City Guides with a walk on the world’s most famous bridge led by its very own ironworkers and painters.

Meet at Strauss Statue in the visitors’ plaza.

LaborFest, an annual month-long event in San Francisco and the Bay Area features over 70 lectures, workshops, tours and more events all centered around highlighting the struggles of the labor movement. Most events are free and open to the public | July 2-31, 2011
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Cost: FREE
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Categories: San Francisco, Walks & Tours
Venue: Strauss Statue in the visitors’ plaza
Address: Golden Gate Toll Plaza, San Francisco, CA