Union Iron Works

Q7885783

shipbuilding firm in San Francisco

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1849 business, United States of America,

Freebase entry^@

Canada:

Town-class destroyer – Wickes-class destroyer –

Norway:

Town-class destroyer – Wickes-class destroyer –

United Kingdom:

HMS Newark – HMS Newmarket – Town-class destroyer – Wickes-class destroyer –

United States of America:

HMS Newark – HMS Newmarket – Town-class destroyer – USS Anthony – USS Burns – USS California – USS Champlin – USS Charleston – USS Chew – USS Crane – USS Farragut – USS Gridley – USS Harding – USS Hart – USS Hazelwood – USS Hogan – USS Howard – USS Ingraham – USS Ludlow – USS MacKenzie – USS McKean – USS McKee – USS Mexican – USS Mugford – USS O'Bannon – USS Ohio – USS Paul Jones – USS Perry – USS Preble – USS Renshaw – USS Rizal – USS San Francisco – USS Schley – USS Sproston – USS Stansbury – USS Williams – USS Wisconsin – Wickes-class destroyer –

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1899 Union Iron Works advertisement

Accession Number- 1977-0144-0073MP (2787704642)

Aerial view of Bethlehem Union Iron Works shipyard in 1943

Aerial view of Bethlehem Union Iron Works shipyard in 1945

Aerial view of the Bethlehem Alameda shipyard 1944

Aerial view of the Union Iron Works, San Francisco, California (USA), circa in 1918 (NH 42535)

San Francisco's ocean trade, past and future; a story of the deep water service of San Francisco, 1848 to 1911. Effect the Panama canal will have upon it (1911) (14742889526)

Ship Building - Steel - Union Iron Works [165-WW-497J-6]

USN F-class submarines;h63259

USS F-1 1912

USS F-2 1912

USS Ingraham (DD-111) under construction at Union Iron Works, San Francisco, California (USA), about 14 October 1918 (NH 69802)

USS Kidder (DD-319), USS Selfridge (DD-320), USS Chase (DD-323), USS Mervine (DD-322), USS Marcus (DD-321), USS La Vallette (DD-315) and USS Yarborough (DD-314) fitting out at Union Iron Works, San Francisco (USA) on 1 April 1920 (19-LC-38-L-3)

USS Pike (SS-6) - NH 58251 - cropped

Union Iron Works San Francisco California, Potrero Point

Type	Description	Date	Source

link	Freebase entry^@		Wikidata
image	1899 Union Iron Works advertisement	1899	Wikimedia
image	Accession Number- 1977-0144-0073MP (2787704642)	2008	Wikimedia
image	Aerial view of Bethlehem Union Iron Works shipyard in 1943	1943	Wikimedia
image	Aerial view of Bethlehem Union Iron Works shipyard in 1943	1943	Wikimedia
image	Aerial view of Bethlehem Union Iron Works shipyard in 1943	1943	Wikimedia
image	Aerial view of Bethlehem Union Iron Works shipyard in 1945	1945	Wikimedia
image	Aerial view of Bethlehem Union Iron Works shipyard in 1945	1945	Wikimedia
image	Aerial view of Bethlehem Union Iron Works shipyard in 1945	1945	Wikimedia
image	Aerial view of Bethlehem Union Iron Works shipyard in 1945	1945	Wikimedia
image	Aerial view of the Bethlehem Alameda shipyard 1944	1944	Wikimedia
image	Aerial view of the Bethlehem Alameda shipyard 1944	1944	Wikimedia
image	Aerial view of the Union Iron Works, San Francisco, California (USA), circa in 1918 (NH 42535)		Wikimedia
image	San Francisco's ocean trade, past and future; a story of the deep water service of San Francisco, 1848 to 1911. Effect the Panama canal will have upon it (1911) (14742889526)	1911	Wikimedia
image	Ship Building - Steel - Union Iron Works [165-WW-497J-6]		Wikimedia
image	USN F-class submarines;h63259	1914	Wikimedia
image	USS F-1 1912		Wikimedia
image	USS F-2 1912		Wikimedia
image	USS Ingraham (DD-111) under construction at Union Iron Works, San Francisco, California (USA), about 14 October 1918 (NH 69802)		Wikimedia
image	USS Kidder (DD-319), USS Selfridge (DD-320), USS Chase (DD-323), USS Mervine (DD-322), USS Marcus (DD-321), USS La Vallette (DD-315) and USS Yarborough (DD-314) fitting out at Union Iron Works, San Francisco (USA) on 1 April 1920 (19-LC-38-L-3)		Wikimedia
image	USS Pike (SS-6) - NH 58251 - cropped	1903	Wikimedia
image	Union Iron Works San Francisco California, Potrero Point	1918	Wikimedia

Union Iron Works

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