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SOCIETY FOR INDUSTRIAL ARCHEOLOGY CONFERENCE 48th ANNUAL JUNE 6 - 9, 2019 ILLINOIS CHICAGO, CONFERENCE PROGRAM TIME ADLER BURNHAM C BURNHAM A & B CLARK MY KIND OF TOWN HISTORIC BRIDGES I RAILROADS AND COTTON TICCIH AND WORLD HERITAGE Ellen Stoner - “The History of Chicago’s Union Katie Ohland - “Repairing Concrete on Minne- Matthew Kierstead - “‘Large and Lofty’: HAER Patrick Martin - “TICCIH and World Heritage Station” sota’s Historic Bridges” Documentation of the Erie Railroad’s 1875 on the Global Stage” Marlise Fratinardo - “Technological and Cultural Steve Walton - “Lasagna Bridges? The Joliet Portage Viaduct” Miles Oglethorpe - “Demonstrating The Value 8:00-9:45 AM Impacts of the Northwestern Elevated Railway” Bridge & Iron Co., Its History, and Questions Robert A. Booth Jr. & Amy Kellett - “Salem’s Of Industrial Heritage on the World Stage Scott Utter - “Rapid Transit Station Design About a Signature Bridge Detail” Naumkeag Steam Cotton Company” Mark Watson - “Abutments To Outstanding in the context of Chicago’s Northwestern Paul King - “Roebling, Before the Bridge” Fred Ash abstract - “Smoke on the Water: The Universal Value. DeLony and Waddell’s Com- Elevated Railway” Michael Cuddy - “Frankford Avenue Bridge: Illinois Central Railroad Along Chicago’s Lake parisons of Steel Cantilever Bridges” Graham Garfield - “Rapid Transit Station De- Rehabilitation of the Oldest Bridge in the Front” Phyllis Ellin - “The U.S. World Heritage Tenta- sign in the Context of Chicago’s Northwestern United States” tive List and Industrial Heritage” Elevated Railway” MORNING BREAK & POSTER SESSIONS (See page 37 for poster descriptions) CHICAGO IS . HISTORIC BRIDGES II FIFTY YEARS OF HAER I WORLD HERITAGE II Richard Lanyon – “History Shows the Way Robert Dermody – “The Mackinac Bridge, Tim Davis – “The View from the Road: HAER’s Miles Oglethorpe – “Bridging the Gap in for a Sustainable Future for Stormwater and Long-span Suspension Bridge Design” National Park Roads & Bridges Recording World Heritage - the Forth Bridge experience” Wastewater in Metropolitan Chicago” Paul King – “Roebling’s Cincinnati-Covington Program” Siobhan Osgood – “Industrial Archaeology 10:15-11:45 AM Lisa Schrenk – “A Lake Palimpsest: Chicago’s Bridge” David Simmons – “Buckeye Reflections on of Irish Railway Architecture: The Great North- Northerly Island” William Vermes – “Opening Details of Two HAER’s Legacy” ern Railway Ireland” Carrie Christman & Rob Watson – “Recent Manually-Operated Swing Bridges” Christopher Marston – “HAER at 50: The Maria Giminez Prades – “Sparks From A Tem- Archaeological Investigations at the Pullman Legacy of the Monongahela Valley and AIHP ple Of Energy: Designing Adaptive Reuse of National Monument Main Factory Complex” Surveys” the Aliago Therman Power Plant, Teruel Spain” BUSINESS LUNCH DEBRIEFING THE FRIDAY PROCESS WATER POWER, VALVES, AND FIFTY YEARS OF HAER II PERPETUAL POWER TOURS RENOVATION Todd Croteau – “Saving the Lines: A Reflec- Charles Parrott – “Perpetual Motion Ma- Patrick Harshbarger, Fred Quivik – “Debrief- Kevin Coffee – “Lowell Waterpower and the tion on HAER’s Maritime Documentation chine: 24-7 Tidal Power in Early 19th-Century ing the Friday Process Tours” Dawn of the Anthropocene” Program” Boston’s Back Bay” 1:45-3:15 PM Greg Johnson – “The Greatest - Crane Com- Dana Lockett – “HAER Metrology: Embracing Pat Malone – “The Back Bay Mill Dams of pany Valve and its Chicago Plant” 3D Data Acquisition and Object Reconstruc- Boston: IA When You Can’t See or Excavate tion” the Features” Steve Muller – “The Burden Iron Co. Office Build- ing: 40 Years of Renovation” Justine Christianson – “Recording an “Intoler- Robert Gordon – “Welded Iron Cannon made able Nuisance”: The Tidal Basin Documenta- with Continuous Tidal Power on the Mill Dam” tion Project” AFTERNOON BREAK MATERIALS - CONCRETE, LOGGING CAMPS AND OTHER MONSTER ENERGY THE COLD WAR CERAMICS, AND ALUMINUM INDUSTRIAL COMMUNITIES Kyle Waldeck – “Monster Sized History: Charissa W. Durst – “Putting the Cold in the Liying Jiang – “Preservation of Historic Con- James Schwaderer – “They Ate More Than Restoring Waterworks Steam Engines: Mt. Cold War” crete Structures - Understanding ‘Controlling Beef” Pleasant, IA” Daniel J O’Rourke – “The Nuclear Ship Savan- 3:30-5:15 PM Moments’” LouAnn Wurst – “Rethinking Labor in the Michael Piersa – “Monster Sized History: nah: The Flagship of President Eisenhower’s Christopher Fennell – “Dragons in America: Northern Forest” Restoring Waterworks Steam Engines: Beth- Atoms for Peace Initiative” lehem, PA” Industry and Innovation in Edgefield, South Sarah Fayen Scarlett - Keweenaw Time Trav- Carolina” eler: Geospatial Technologies for Communi- Philip Beard – “Monster Sized History: David Weiss – “The Wonder Metal Birth of ty-Driven Industrial Heritage” Restoring Waterworks Steam Engines: Phil- lipsburgh, NJ” the Aluminum Industry in Manitowoc-Two Cooper Sheldon – “A Year of Heritage: The Rivers, Wisconsin” application of the Stewards Individual Place- Alexander Karnes – “Monster Sized History: ment Program in the Calumet Region” Restoring Waterworks Steam Engines: Woburn, MA” SOCIETY FOR INDUSTRIAL ARCHEOLOGY 48th ANNUAL CONFERENCE JUNE 6 - 9, 2019 CHICAGO, ILLINOIS CONFERENCE PROGRAM SOCIETY FOR INDUSTRIAL ARCHEOLOGY MICHIGAN TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY 1400 TOWNSEND DRIVE HOUGHTON, MI 49931-1295 www.sia-web.org 1 COVER IMAGE The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad’s bascule bridge over the Chicago River at the Chicago Terminal. Photo Credit: Historic American Engineering Record 2 SIA 48TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE, CHICAGO ILLINOIS Updates and Corrections to the Saturday Presentations Program Please note the following changes to the Conference Program which are also reflected in the updated schedule grid on the reverse side of this insert, which supersedes the grid on the back cover of the program. Page 9: Marlise Fratinardo’s paper title is “The Northwestern Elevated Railway: its History and Transformative Effects.” Page 10: Scott Utter’s paper title is “John Alexander Low Waddell and the Construction of the Northwestern Elevated.” Page 10: Graham Garfield’s paper title is “Rapid Transit Station Design in the context of Chicago’s Northwestern Elevated Railway” Page 13: Matt Kierstead’s paper “‘Large and Lofty’: HAER Documentation of the Erie Railroad’s 1875 Portage Viaduct” has been moved from the session “Railroads and Cotton” (8:00 AM – 9:45 AM in Burnham A & B) to the session “Fifty Years of HAER I” (10:15 AM – 11:45 AM in Burnham A & B). Matt Kierstead’s paper presentation will follow Christopher Marston’s. Page 20: Tim Davis’s paper “The View from the Road: HAER’s National Park Roads & Bridges Recording Program” will not be presented. Page 28: Robert Gordon’s paper “Welded Iron Cannon made with Continuous Tidal Power on the Mill Dam” will be presented by Patrick Malone. Page 37: Zachary Liollio and Gary North’s poster “Phoenix Dare: The Restoration of Nevada Northern Railway No. 81” will not be presented. Page 37: Emine Yavuz’s poster “Investigation of Reused Olive Oil Factories in Ayvalik Region” will not be presented. CONTENTS Schedule ........................................................................................... Inside Front Cover Acknowledgements .......................................................................................................4 INTRODUCTION Welcome .........................................................................................................................5 Conference Hotel Information ......................................................................................6 PRESENTATION ABSTRACTS 8:00 - 9:45 AM My Kind of Town .............................................................................................................9 Historic Bridges I ........................................................................................................ 11 Railroads ...................................................................................................................... 13 TICCIH and World Heritage ........................................................................................ 15 10:15 - 11:45 AM Chicago Is . ...............................................................................................................17 Historic Bridges II ....................................................................................................... 19 Fifty Years Of HAER I .................................................................................................. 20 World Heritage II ......................................................................................................... 22 1:45 - 3:15 PM Debriefing the Friday Process Tours ....................................................................... 24 Water Power, Valves, and Control ............................................................................. 24 Fifty Years of HAER II.................................................................................................. 26 Perpetual Power ...........................................................................................................27 3:30 - 5:15 PM Materials - Concrete, Ceramics, Aluminum and Iron ............................................ 30 Logging Camps and Other Industrial Communities ............................................... 32 Monster Energy ........................................................................................................... 34 The Cold War ..............................................................................................................
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