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The tank was located near Lake Erie on East 61st Street, and winds from the lake pushed the vapor into a mixed-use section of Cleveland, where it dropped into the sewer lines via the catch basins located in the street gutters.
22 Ιαν 2020 · Fisher Body Cleveland Plant #2 received the Army-Navy "E" Award one time. In June 1942, Fisher Body contracted with the United States Army Air Forces to produce 200 B-29 bombers. Work on a new plant at the Cleveland, OH airport was designated by Fisher Body as Cleveland Plant #2, started a month earlier in May 1942 at .
The I-X CENTER, an exhibition building located at 6300 Riverside Dr. in BROOK PARK, was originally built in 1942 as the Cleveland Bomber Plant, but known through most of its history as the Cleveland Tank Plant.
16 Νοε 2010 · On October 20, 1944, a natural gas storage tank at the East Ohio Gas Co. plant in Cleveland, Ohio, exploded. The plant was located north of St. Clair Avenue near East 61st and East 62nd Streets. Although investigators never discovered a cause for the explosion, witnesses stated that a leak in one of the tanks occurred.
18 Οκτ 2004 · EXPLOSION AND FIRE took place on Friday, 20 Oct. 1944, when a tank containing liquid natural gas equivalent to 90 million cubic feet exploded, setting off the most disastrous fire in Cleveland’s history.
The deck reads, "Detroit and Cleveland Division" with thick, bold letters proudly declaring the ship to be from the "City of Cleveland." This photo was snapped in 1941, just one year before a Lake Erie mystery wave claimed seven lives.
21 Μαρ 2023 · This WWII Navy submarine now serves as a floating wartime museum on Lake Erie in Cleveland. It’s a National Historic Landmark, and self-guided tours are offered daily from May through September. The first mission for the USS Cod was in 1943 and it was eventually retired in 1946.
