File:Burns-Harbor-160in-Plate-Mill-Aerial-ca1964.jpg
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English: Aerial view of the 160" Plate Mill at Bethlehem Steel's Burns Harbor plant circa 1964. Note the other sections of the plant under construction in the back right of the image. High sand dunes and Lake Michigan in the background. The original mill site was high sand dunes and marshland. The process of leveling the site and building the plant was considered one of the largest private construction projects in the world at the time (1962-1964). |
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