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Defense housing, Erie, Pennsylvania. Construction of first floor. Asphalt paper is spread over a cinder filling. Later, wire reinforcements are laid over the paper, preparatory to the laying of cement floor. The entire operation, from filling in with a cinder vase to laying the concrete floor, is accomplished in a few hours

Defense housing, Erie, Pennsylvania. Construction of first floor. Asphalt paper is spread over a cinder filling. Later, wire reinforcements are laid over the paper, preparatory to the laying of cement floor. The entire operation, from filling in with a cinder vase to laying the concrete floor, is accomplished in a few hours

Defense housing, Erie, Pennsylvania. This excavator can dig foundation for two four-unit buildings in eight hours, an operation that would require several days by hand. Foundations go down five feet for cement support blocks. The ground between the foundation blocks is later forked preparatory to receiving a cinder filling. Since there is no basement, the cinders afford a solid base for concrete flooring

Defense housing, Erie, Pennsylvania. Cement foundation blocks ready to be mortared in place in the five-foot foundation ditch. This depth affords protection against frost which is particularly heavy in this area. Since, for reasons of economy, no basement is provided, cinder is used to fill in to floor level. This provides an admirable base for concrete flooring

Defense housing, Erie, Pennsylvania. The Franklin Terrace defense housing project at Erie, Pennsylvania is completed with spacious, wide-paved streets. Because of its size (300 homes are being constructed) the most modern road building machinery was used throughout. Here a street is carefully graded to receive the filling and paving materials

Defense housing, Erie, Pennsylvania. Concrete flooring is poured over wire reinforcements. The large container shuttles from the mixer to the desired location, supported by a movable crane. Three men, aided by a crew of levelers, can lay a floor of a four-unit building in a few hours

Defense housing, Erie, Pennsylvania. Cement foundation blocks ready to be mortared in place in the five-foot foundation ditch. This depth affords protection against frost which is particularly heavy in this area. Since, for reasons of economy, no basement is provided, cinder is used to fill in to floor level. This provides an admirable base for concrete flooring

Defense housing, Erie, Pennsylvania. Concrete flooring is poured over wire reinforcements. The large container shuttles from the mixer to the desired location, supported by a movable crane. Three men, aided by a crew of levelers, can lay a floor of a four-unit building in a few hours

Defense housing, Erie, Pennsylvania. Leveling-off process between cement foundation blocks preparatory to receiving cinder filling. Cement floor will later be poured over with reinforcements

Defense housing, Erie, Pennsylvania. Construction of first floor. Asphalt paper is spread over a cinder filling. Later, wire reinforcements are laid over the paper, preparatory to the laying of cement floor. The entire operation, from filling in with a cinder vase to laying the concrete floor, is accomplished in a few hours

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pennsylvania erie county erie safety film negatives erie heights defense construction floor first floor asphalt paper asphalt paper spread cinder wire reinforcements wire reinforcements cement cement floor operation vase cinder vase hours united states history workers library of congress
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01/01/1941
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Palmer, Alfred T., photographer
United States. Office for Emergency Management.
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Erie Heights ,  42.08506, -80.10895
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Library of Congress
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pennsylvania erie county erie safety film negatives erie heights defense construction floor first floor asphalt paper asphalt paper spread cinder wire reinforcements wire reinforcements cement cement floor operation vase cinder vase hours united states history workers library of congress