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Latest revision as of 16:41, 14 August 2025
Photo Essay
by Stacy Carter
Building 231, Machine Shop
Building 146, Industrial Photo Lab
A series of pages on Hunters Point Naval Shipyard history:
Decommissioned: Navy Takes Notice 1908
Decommissioned: A Mighty Shipyard 1941-1947
Decommissioned: Hunters Point and the Atomic Turning Point
Decommissioned: The Giant Crane 1947
Decommissioned: After the War 1946-1969
Decommissioned: Naval Radiological Defense Laboratory 1946-1969
Navy’s Own Complicity in the Historic Eco-Fraud Scandal at Hunters Point
Hunter's Point Naval Shipyard: A Visit in 1956
Hunter's Point Naval Shipyard Aerial Views Before and After WWII