Located in Rockefeller Center, The Beam Experience opened today for visitors looking to recreate an iconic New York photo of 11 ironworkers taken 91 years ago at the same building. The 1932 black ...

In the photo, 11 construction workers have lunch as they sit on a steel beam suspended 850 feet in ... The photo was first published in The New York Herald-Tribune on October 2, 1932 and is ...

The identities of the beam workers, however ... One thing they are sure about: the crew who helped build one of New York City's structural marvels represented a diverse group of people, including ...

NEW YORK CITY -- Get ready to hold on tight in ... The identities of the beam workers, however, have long remained a mystery. In 2010, filmmakers Seán and Éamonn Ó Cualáín stumbled across ...

Other photos taken that day show the workers playing football, holding up American flags or pretending to sleep on the steel beam. It was the lunch photo that was published in the New York Herald ...

The Daily Mail got excited today over the idea that the famous photo of steel construction workers eating lunch on a beam atop the Rockefeller Center in New York may have been faked as a PR stunt ...

Other photos taken that day show the workers playing football, holding up American flags or pretending to sleep on the steel beam. It was the lunch photo that was published in the New York Herald ...