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RUBBERTOWN'S
PHOTO TIMELINE
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1946
- Bond Brothers Wood Preserving, bottom left
- Standard Oil Refinery, just above lime ponds
- Road with median is Algonquin Parkway
- Note farms and open spaces
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1951
- Bond Brothers Wood Preserving, left center
- Parkway Drive-In, center right (later Big "A" Shopping Center)
- Cane Run Road, bottom left to top right
- Ralph Avenue and Cane Run Elementary, lower left
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1963
- Carbide lime pile collapsed onto Standard Oil to the north and across Bells Lane to the south
- Lime ponds replace Bond Brothers along Camp Ground Road
- MSD Fort Southworth wastewater treatment plant, top left
- Rohm and Haas starts operations, lower left
- Houses built in many formerly open areas near plants
- Cotter-Lang public housing partially built, top right
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1970
- Shawnee Expressway under construction
- Housing subdivisions encroach on industrial fencelines
- Cotter-Lang public housing, top right
- Carbide/Graphite, left center
- BF Goodrich, center
- DuPont and Reynolds Metals, lower left
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1994
- I-264 Bells Lane interchange, center
- BF Goodrich, partially owned by Zeon and Geon, left center
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