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Indiana Army Ammunition Plant black powder manufacturing plant photograph c1990 Charlestown, Indiana
An aerial color photograph looking southwest at the black powder manufacturing plant. It was located in Indiana Ordnance Works Plant 2 area ...
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A photograph of a wall covered with posters encouraging safety in the plant. Taken at Indiana Ordnance Plant in Charlestown, Indiana around ...
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A photograph taken at Indiana Army Ammunition Plant on 19 September 1973 of blast barricades around a building. In the event of an expl...
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A photograph taken from the top of building 1001 looking southeast in the HOP bag manufacturing area. The buildings are numbered in the ...
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A photograph taken from on top of building 402-2 looking east at F Avenue in the propellant and explosives area at Indiana Army Ammunit...
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A photograph looking southwest in the HOP bag manufacturing area. Building 1001 in at bottom right. Building 1021 is in the middle right.&#x...
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A photograph looking southwest at 11th Street in the propellant and explosives manufacture area at Indiana Army Ammunition Plant in Charlestown, ...
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A photograph taken in the HOP bag manufacturing area looking west at building 1001. Highway 62 and residential homes can be seen in the...
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A photograph taken from on top building 402-2 looking east over F Avenue in the propellant and explosive area at Indiana Army Ammunition...
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A photograph taken in the HOP bag manufacturing area looking west at building 1001. Highway 62 and residential homes can be seen in the...
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A photograph taken from the top of building 1001 looking northeast towards propellant charge line #8 (off in the distance). Building&#x...
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A photograph taken from top of building 402-2 looking south across 12th Street to buildings at G Avenue and 14th Street. Taken at India...
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A photograph taken from on top of building 1001 looking east in the HOP bag manufacturing area. The building on the left is #2551&...
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A photograph taken 26 Oct 1971 of a “caution plant exit” sign and fencing around the 703 administration building in Charlestown, In...
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A photograph showing employees wrapping cushioning around the bags for the 155MM M119A2 ordnance for howitzer guns. This was at the Indiana ...
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A photograph taken at Indiana Army Ammunition Plant on 19 September 1973 of change house 707-8 located in the propellant and explosive area....
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A photograph showing employees wrapping cushioning around the bags for the 155MM M119A2 ordnance for howitzer guns. This was at the Indiana ...
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Peter and M. Nichols write to Sarah Nichols of general correspondence.
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An aerial photograph of INAAP 703 administration building around 1972. The building is located at the corner of Highway 62 and Charlestown L...
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This is a press release telling about an open house, picnic and ribbon cutting happening at Facility One. Facility One was the former I...
ICINews ReleaseContact: Kerry DupaquierTCI Americas Inc.812/284-7750September 6, 1995Facility One - Indiana Army Ammunition Plant to hold Open House. ...
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