Lytle Construction Company

  • Also Known As: C F Lytle Construction Company

  • American

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Established by Charles F Lytle, the Lytle Construction Company was a Sioux City, Iowa-based building contractor active across the United States. From its early years paving most of the county roads in Woodbury County, the firm expanded into major commercial, civic, and infrastructure work, building bridges, dams, highway projects, and later large-scale federal installations such as bomber bases. Its portfolio includes commercial structures, river contracts, and notable projects like the St Louis-San Francisco Overpass at Imboden, Arkansas. - AsNotedIn

Notable Position Person From To
President Charles F Lytle 1901 1914

Timeline

Y/M/D Description Association Composition Place Locale Food Event
Y/M/D Description Association Composition Place Locale Food Event
Contractor Stevens Opera Block Delmont, SD
Contractor Mary Elizabeth Day Nursery Sioux City
Contractor, Designer St Louis-San Francisco Overpass Imboden
Contractor Davidson Building Sioux City
1903/00/00 Charles F Lytle forms the Lytle Construction Co. by taking over R F Baker's contracting business after Baker's death, carrying the firm into a new era of organized building work. Established
1912/02/00 In late February, the Lytle Construction Co begins pouring concrete footings for the Motor Mart. The structure's frame uses the C A P Turner's flat-slab mushroom system. Contractor Motor Mart Building Sioux City Invention of Reinforced Concrete
1915/00/00 The Lytle Construction Company employs more than a 1,000 men in each building season and over a million dollars in contracts annually. History
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