HASKELL PLANT Hagley Museum and Library Collection

What follow are over 100 photographs from the Hagley Collection of various views at the Haskell Plant. Most of the photos, from the early 1900's, were taken by DuPont's engineering department as a record of works in progress or completed. They show the development not only of the Haskell Plant, but of what is now known as the Haskell section of Wanaque. The photographs are displayed with 12 to 13 per page. Page 2 | Page 3 | Page 4 | Page 5 | Page 6 | Page 7 | Page 8 | Page 9 | Page 10 | Next Page

2/25/13 New nitrating house cotton trough.

2/25/13 New nitrating house cotton trough.

2/25/13 New nitrating house cotton trough.

2/25/13 Rear of pump house 3 is acid mixing house which is converted into acid warming tank house with 3 – 50,000 lb. tanks.

2/28/13 Tram connecting Ballistite plant.

2/28/13 Tanks to be taken to acid mixing tank house location. Shown at end of tanks is brine tank and housing.

2/28/13 Pump house 4.

3/28/13 Long building with tank, pump house #1 (to be dismantled and moved).

3/28/13 Pump house 2 and 3.

3/13 New chemical laboratory.

9/12/13 Argentine powder can store house (to be converted into carpenter shop).

9/12/13 Barricades for #98 dry house.

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