• 1890-1897 - The Dream is Born
  • 1891-1920 - IBEW vs. The Corporations
  • 1891-1930 - Workers' Rights Trampled
• 1897-1903 - Coming of Age
• 1903-1908 - The Ties That Bind Us
• 1908-1914 - The Third Revolution
• 1914-1919 - Making the Connections—
  The IBEW and the Telephone
• 1919-1924 - On the Move
• 1925-1930 - IBEW BETWEEN THE WARS—
  A Time of Discovery and Despair
• 1930-1939 - Storm Clouds of Depression and War
• 1940-1945 - The American Century
• 1945-1950 - Containment and Expansion
• 1950-1960 - Winds of Change
• 1960-1970 - To the Moon
• 1970-1980 - Building for The Future
• 1980-1986 - Hanging On-Labor in the Reagan Era
• 1986-1991 - A Union of Hearts and Minds
• 1991-2091 - Into the Next Century

• Cigarmaker Was a "Pure and Simple Man - About Samuel Gompers
• E Pluribus Unum - The Birth of a United Labor Movement
• From the Golden Days of Yesteryear..... Excerpts from The Electrical Worker
• Clayton Antitrust Act of 1914
• Only Bread & Water - About the 1912 strike of 23,000 textile workers in Massachusetts.
• Judicial Restraint
• The U.N. Is Not Dead - editorial in the August 1948 Electrical Workers' Journal .
• Placing Stones - Reflections of Charles Pillard
• All Sides of the Diamond - A Talk With J.J. Barry

Canadian Labour Report

• Canadian Locals Enthusiastic From The Electrical Worker, April 1900
• Daniel O’Donoghue, Trade Unionist and MPP
• Unity Equal Strength - Uniting the Labour Movement in Canada
• Workers Struggle to Survive

The above stories are from They Dared to Dream, an 18-part history of the IBEW that was compiled by the staff of the IBEW Journal: J.J. Barry, editor; Mary Ann Van Meter, directory; Carol Cipolari, supervisor; Thorn Pozen, Margaret Bamber and Ruth Cobb, senior editorial assistants, published in 1991 for the IBEW Journal and the 1991 IBEW Convention.