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Title: Foundry interior
Date(s): 1892-11-24
Contributor(s): Maryland Steel Company of Baltimore County (originator), Bethlehem Steel Company (associated name), Pennsylvania Steel Company (associated name)
Collection ID: Maryland Steel Co. photograph album (Accession 2008.224)
Hagley ID: AVD_2008224_01_020
Collection: Maryland Steel Co. photograph album

Title: Foundry yard workers in the foundry yard behind the Machine Shop
Date(s): 1870/1920, 1870, 1920
Contributor(s): Fahs, Clarence A. (contributor)
Description: Left to right: Billy Walters, foundry boss and pattern maker; unidentified laborer; Harry Dadds, molder.
Collection ID: Brandywine Valley oral history interviewees' photographs (Accession 2017.225)
Hagley ID: HF_W063_050
Collection: Brandywine Valley oral history interviewees' photographs

Title: Interview with William Stewart Allmond, 1969 June 10 [audio] (part 1)
Date(s): 1969-06-10
Contributor(s): Allmond, William Stewart (interviewee), Scafidi, John (interviewer), Pizor, Faith (interviewer)
Description: Allmond's interviews detail the work environment at the Wilmington plant site in the early 1900s until the 1940s; various markets for car wheels; the expansion of the company and acquisition of Morton Poole Company and Nazel Engineering Works; and the effects of the Great Depression on Lobdell, which led to the company's purchase by Walter Lippincott and the United Engineering and Foundry Company in the late 1940s.
Collection ID: Eleutherian Mills-Hagley Foundation interviews on the history of the DuPont Company Powder Yard (Accession 1970.370)
Hagley ID: 1970370_7913_Allmond_part1
Collection: Oral histories on work and daily life in the Brandywine Valley

Title: Interview with William Stewart Allmond, 1969 July 3 [audio] (part 2)
Date(s): 1969-07-03
Contributor(s): Allmond, William Stewart (interviewee), Scafidi, John (interviewer), Pizor, Faith (interviewer)
Description: Allmond's interviews detail the work environment at the Wilmington plant site in the early 1900s until the 1940s; various markets for car wheels; the expansion of the company and acquisition of Morton Poole Company and Nazel Engineering Works; and the effects of the Great Depression on Lobdell, which led to the company's purchase by Walter Lippincott and the United Engineering and Foundry Company in the late 1940s.
Collection ID: Eleutherian Mills-Hagley Foundation interviews on the history of the DuPont Company Powder Yard (Accession 1970.370)
Hagley ID: 1970370_71013_Allmond_part2
Collection: Oral histories on work and daily life in the Brandywine Valley

Title: Interview with William Stewart Allmond, 1969 June 10, July 3 [transcript]
Date(s): 1969-06-10, 1969-07-01
Contributor(s): Allmond, William Stewart, 1891-1973 (interviewee), Scafidi, John (interviewer), Pizor, Faith (interviewer)
Description: Transcript of interview conducted with W. Stewart Allmond who worked in the foundry business. The interview took place in Newark, Delaware.
Collection ID: Eleutherian Mills-Hagley Foundation interview transcripts on the history of the DuPont Company Powder Yard (Accession 2026)
Hagley ID: 2026_052113_02
Collection: Oral histories on work and daily life in the Brandywine Valley