A celebration of American craftsmanship, occupational traditions, the beauty of our built environment, and the importance of Good Work. Those profiled include Scots-American decorative painters restoring the ceiling of Trinity Church in Boston and Mexican-American terra cotta workers restoring a Chicago skyscraper, a stone mason and stained glass craftsman maintaining Washington National Cathedral, a Creole plasterer in New Orleans and a Hispanic adobe builder in New Mexico, an ornamental iron blacksmith from Virginia, and the New England stone carver who created the lettering on the World War II Memorial in Washington.
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Good Work: Masters of the Building Arts
A celebration of American craftsmanship, occupational traditions, the beauty of our built environment, and the importance of Good Work. Those profiled include Scots-American decorative painters restoring the ceiling of Trinity Church in Boston and Mexican-American terra cotta workers restoring a Chicago skyscraper, a stone mason and stained glass craftsman maintaining Washington National Cathedral, a Creole plasterer in New Orleans and a Hispanic adobe builder in New Mexico, an ornamental iron blacksmith from Virginia, and the New England stone carver who created the lettering on the World War II Memorial in Washington.
Creators and cast
- Directors
- Marjorie Hunt, Paul Wagner
- Producers
- Marjorie Hunt, Paul Wagner
Maturity rating
Not yet rated.
Audio languages
English
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