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Image of Must They Go Homeless? While Seattle's Industries Grow, circa 1917
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Must They Go Homeless? While Seattle's Industries Grow, circa 1917
Two of Seattle’s biggest industries during the World War I era were lumber (for ships and planes) and shipbuilding (both wood and metal). Shipyards in the U.S. grew in number and size—first to provide ships overseas, then to provide ships for the US government. Seattle’s shipping industry boomed as well, and was one of the most productive in the country.…
ID Number:1952.56.4
Date:Circa 1917

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