Hibbard, C. J.
Variant namesGas Traction Foundry was reorganized as the Northwestern Steel and Iron Corporation in the late 1910s or early 1920s. During this time period, the company occupied a square block, numbers 2907-2943 of an unidentified street in Minneapolis. It employed 150-200 workers and manufactured open-hearth steel castings, many of which are visible in these photographs.
From the description of Gas Traction Foundry photograph collection [graphic] / photographed by C.J. Hibbard. ca. 1917 (Minnesota Historical Society Library). WorldCat record id: 262298344
From the guide to the Gas Traction Foundry photograph collection [graphic], circa 1917., (Minnesota Historical Society)
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