List of inductees

I. W. Abel — United Steelworkers of America (president)

Paul Allen — Rigger’s Union (Local 575)

Joseph A. Beirne — Communication Workers of America (president) and CIO (vice-president)

Father Albert B. Blatz — American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees

William Bradley — International Longshoreman’s Association

Harry Bridges — International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union Electrical Workers

John Brophy — United Mine Workers of America and CIO Director of Organizing

Heywood Broun — The Newspaper Guild (founder and first president)

James B. Carey — International Union of Electrical, Radio, and Machine Workers Electrical Workers

Ed F. Carlough — Sheet Metal Workers International Association (president)

Cesar Chavez — United Farm Workers

Rufino Contreras — United Farm Workers (martyr)

Nagi Dafallah — United Farm Workers (martyr)

Eugene V. Debs — American Railway Union (founder and first president) and Industrial Workers of the World (IWW founder)

Juan DeLaCruz — United Farm Workers-martyr

Cottrell L. Dellums — Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters

David Dubinsky — International Ladies Garment Workers

Nelson Jack Edwards — United Auto Workers

Katherine Pollak Ellickson — American Federation of Labor & Congress of Industrial Organization

Francis S. Filbey — American Postal Workers Union

Bernard J. Firestone — Amalgamated Clothing & Textile Workers Union

Nan Freeman — United Farm Workers (martyr)

Richard Fritzmeier — United Steelworkers of America

Andrew Furseth — Sailor’s Union of the Pacific (founder)

Harold J. Gibbons — International Brotherhood of Teamsters

Samuel Gompers — American Federation of Labor

Horace Greeley — Newspaper editor and reformer

Elizabeth Gurley-Flynn — Industrial Workers of the World

William S. Green — United Mine Worker of America (president) and American Federation of Labor (president)

Joe Emanuel Hagglund — IWW labor martyr known as Joe Hill

Margaret Angela Haley — American Federation of Teachers

John W. Hall — International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union

Paul Hall — Seafarer’s International Union

Mary Harris “Mother” Jones — United Mine Workers

William S. Haywood — Industrial Workers of the World

Bessie Abramowitz Hillman — Amalgamated Clothing & Textile Workers Union

Sidney Hillman — Amalgamated Clothing & Textile Workers Union (president) and CIO (vice-president)

James R. Hoffa — International Brotherhood of Teamsters

Hubert H. Humphrey — United States Senator

M. A. Hutcheson — International Brotherhood of Carpenters (president)

Joseph Keenan — International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers

Eugene V. Kelly — The (Cleveland) Newspaper Guild (founder)

Father Clement Kern — labor priest, Detroit, Michigan

Lane Kirkland — American Federation of Labor & Congress of Industrial Organization

Richard Lafollete — United States Senator

Layle Lane — American Federation of Teachers

John L. Lewis — United Mine Workers of America (president) and CIO (president)

Frank Little — IWW labor marytr

Rene Lopez — United Farm Workers (martyr)

Olga Madar — United Auto Workers

Emil Mazey — United Auto Workers

Patrick H. McCarthy — United Brotherhood of Carpenters

William J. McEntee — American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees

Peter J. McGuire — United Brotherhood of Carpenters

Patrick McNamara — United States Senator

George Meany — American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations (president)

David Miller — United Auto Workers

Henry Miller — International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (founder and first president)

John Mitchell — United Mine Workers

Einar Mohn — United Brotherhood of Teamsters (vice-president) and Western Conference of IBT (president)

Philip Murray — CIO (president) and United Steelworkers of America (president)

Pauline Newman — International Ladies Garment Workers Union

Frederick O’Neal — Actor’s Guild (president)

Leonora O’Reilly — United Garment Workers of America

Mary Kenney O’Sullivan — National Women’s Trade Union

Rose Persotta — International Ladies Garment Workers Union

Esther Peterson — UNITE and Assistant U.S. Secretary of Labor

James C. Petrillo — American Federation of Musicians

Thomas Pitts — California State Federation of Labor (president)

Robert Porter — American Federation of Teachers

A. Philip Randolph — Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters (founder)

Victor Reuther — United Auto Workers

Walter P. Reuther — United Auto Workers (president) and CIO (president)

Emil Rieve — Textile Workers Union of America

William D. Robinson — Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers

Eleanor Roosevelt — Labor supporter

Franklin D. Roosevelt — President of the United States

Clarence N. Sayen — Airline Pilots Association

Rose Schneiderman — International Ladies Garment Workers Union

August Scholle — American Federation of Labor & Congress of Industrial Organization

Albert Shanker — President, New York United Federation of Teachers and American Federation of Teachers

Eddie R. Stahl — Aluminum Workers International Union (president)

William H. Sylvis — International Molders and Allied Workers Union (founder)

Fred Thompson — Industrial Workers of the World

Harry S. Truman — President of the United States

Union Members Who Perished on September 11, 2001

The Unknown Coalminer

Harry Van Arsdale, Jr. — International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers

Peter G. Velasco — United Farm Workers

Robert Wagner — United States Senator

Anthony G. Weinlein — Service Employees International Union

Horace White — Minister, social worker, UAW supporter

William W. Winpisinger — IAM

Myra Wolfgang — Hotel and Restaurant Employees

Leonard Woodcock — United Auto Workers

Jerry Wurf — American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees

Arnold Zander — American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees