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Fabricated Steel Construction

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Title

Fabricated Steel Construction

Subject

Construction

Description

Images showing structures built using Bethlehem Steel.

Creator

Bethlehem Steel Corporation

Source

Bethlehem Steel Corporation

Date

20th Century

Rights

From the National Museum of Industrial History permanent collection. Contact info@nmih.org for usage information.

Type

Still image

Collection Items

Walt Whitman Bridge @ Sunrise, Philadelphia

Walt Whitman Bridge @ Sunrise, Philadelphia

T0-237-1

Greater New Orleans Bridge, Louisiana. Boasting a 1,575-foot-long cantilever center span, the Greater New Orleans Bridge is the nation's longest cantilever bridge and third longest in the world. The $40-million Mississippi River crossing contains 39,000 tons of steel in its main superstructure and approaches, fabricated and erected by Bethlehem Steel Corporation

Greater New Orleans Bridge, Louisiana. Boasting a 1,575-foot-long cantilever center span, the Greater New Orleans Bridge is the nation's longest cantilever bridge and third longest in the world. The $40-million Mississippi River crossing contains 39,000 tons of steel in its main superstructure and approaches, fabricated and erected by Bethlehem Steel Corporation

33710A-1

George Washington Bridge- Old Photo Number 34647

George Washington Bridge- Old Photo Number 34647

T2145-3

George Washington Bridge- Old Photo Number 34647

George Washington Bridge- Old Photo Number 34647

T2145-4

Chase Manhatten Bank, New York City. - The structural steel skeleton of the Chase Manhatten Bank building, under construction, soars into the sky above the lower Manhatten. Rooted 90 feet below street level and projecting 813 feet into the air, the building derives its great strength from a frame of 53,000 tons of steel, fabricatred and erected by Bethlehem Steel Corporation

Chase Manhatten Bank, New York City. - The structural steel skeleton of the Chase Manhatten Bank building, under construction, soars into the sky above the lower Manhatten. Rooted 90 feet below street level and projecting 813 feet into the air, the building derives its great strength from a frame of 53,000 tons of steel, fabricatred and erected by Bethlehem Steel Corporation

35285A-6

Reardon Missile Site and Deer Park, Washington State

Reardon Missile Site and Deer Park, Washington State

35591-29N

Reardon Missile Site and Deer Park, Washington State

Reardon Missile Site and Deer Park, Washington State

35591A-25n

Reardon Missile Site and Deer Park, Washington State

Reardon Missile Site and Deer Park, Washington State

35591A-30n

Reardon Missile Site and Deer Park, Washington State

Reardon Missile Site and Deer Park, Washington State

35591A-28N

Deer Park, Missile Site Under Construction, Washington State

Deer Park, Missile Site Under Construction, Washington State

35591A-1

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