Harry Francel not only worked on major bridge projects, he taught welding to women during World War II, worked on the Detroit-Windsor tunnel, was an entreprenuer, and held a variety of jobs throughout his life. Here are some highlights from his scrapbooks. In most cases, the photographer is unknown. Corrections or additions to entries are welcome.
![Women welders clipping](images/women_shipyard_clipping-492x600.jpg)
![Shipyard newsletter](images/Bridge1944_03g-407x600.jpg)
![Work badge](images/badge.jpg)
![Odd jobs](images/work_history01-600x478.jpg)
![Work history](images/work_history02-600x475.jpg)
![Work history in the 1930s](images/work_history03-600x473.jpg)
![Later work history](images/work_history04-600x476.jpg)
![Detroit Tunnel construction](images/detroit01-600x345.jpg)
![Detroit Tunnel construction](images/detroit02-600x355.jpg)
![Section No. 3 River Division Detroit and Canada Tunnel](images/tunnelgroup-600x270.jpg)
![Pocket-sized gun cleaner](images/swab_flyer01-474x600.jpg)
![Francel's Gun Swab instruction sheet](images/swab_flyer02-446x600.jpg)
![Gun swab pattern](images/swab_kit01-433x600.jpg)
![National Sportsmen's Research Institute](images/sportsmans_research-600x464.jpg)