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The Vulcan Street Plant — Run by Eye Alone

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The Keokuk Dam Ran 112 Years — On a River Nobody Believed Could Work

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The Colorado Plant That Ran 30 Days — Never Turned Off

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The Linotype That Set America's Newspapers for 92 Years

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The Blowing Engine That Fed Carnegie Steel — 31 Times Over

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The Westinghouse Cathedral That Ran 50,000 Horsepower — And Beat Edison

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The Westinghouse Dynamo That Ran the Sierra — for 50 Years

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The 50,000-Ton Press. Two Brothers Built It From Memory.

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The 50,000-Ton Press That Forged Steel — No Clock Could

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The 206-Inch Mill That Rolled Armor — No Instrument Could

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The Coal Breaker That Sized 12,500 Tons — By Geometry Alone

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The 125-Ton Hammer — Forged American Steel, Controlled by a Finger

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The 100-Ton Turbine — Run by Sound Alone

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The Rolling Mill That Made a Rail Every 69 Seconds — Set by Hand

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The Boiler Held 200lbs of Gunpowder — His Hands Were the Gauge

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He Read the Flame. Then Made 300 Tons.

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The Furnace That Made 447 Tons in a Day — By Changing Air

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The Machine That Carried Its Own Road — 19 Tons, No Wheels

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The Line Shaft — That Powered 100,000 American Factories

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The Steam Engine That Ran 23 Years — Without Stopping

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The Flywheel That Ran 5 Days Straight — Kept Alive by Sound Alone

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