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Bridge in Johnstown City |
Johnstown |
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USS CASSIN YOUNG (destroyer) |
Boston |
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US 281 Bridge at the Brazos River |
Santo |
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USS THE SULLIVANS (destroyer) |
Buffalo, NY |
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State Highway 27 Bridge at the South Llano River |
Junction |
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Goldstream Dredge No 8 |
Fairbanks |
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FE Company Dredge No 2 |
Fairbanks |
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Julien Dubuque Bridge |
Dubuque |
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FE Company Gold Dredge No 5 |
Fairbanks |
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Bethlehem Steel Lehigh Plant Mill No 2 Annex |
Bethlehem |
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Bridge 6 |
Johnson, VT |
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| 1913/00/00 |
Bethlehem Steel buys Fore River Shipyard |
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| 1930/00/00 |
Bethlehem Steel creates a new subsidy, Bethlehem Pacific Coast Steel Corp, and acquires Pacific Coast Steel and Southern California Iron and Steel |
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| 1940/07/01 |
Tacoma Narrows Bridge opens, costing more then $6 million to build |
Associate contractor, supplying and erecting the steel and wire |
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Tacoma Narrows Bridge Ruins |
Tacoma |
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| 1946/09/27 |
Des Moines is launched Bethlehem Steel Company at the Fore River Shipyard, Quincy, Massachusetts. Decommissioned 6 July 1961, she was scrapped by ESCO Marine, Inc, Brownsville, TX on 16 August 2007. |
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| 1979/00/00 |
Bethlehem Steel donates the Joanna Furnace Complex to the Hay Creek Valley Historical Association. |
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Joanna Furnace Complex |
Morgantown |
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