1944 Plate Roller for Liberty Ship Construction in Baltimore

A large plate roller operates in the construction of Liberty ships at Bethlehem-Fairfield Shipyards in Baltimore, Maryland, in 1944. The German-designed roller processes cold steel shell plates, crucial for prefabrication. The site, once a freight car manufacturing plant, supported U.S. wartime efforts by producing ship components transported to assembly areas.

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