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The McCormick Works: A 19th Century Marvel

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Austin Weber
December 1, 2023

Vertical integration once thrived on the Southwest Side of Chicago.


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Veteran ‘Rosies’ Honored in Washington

April 7, 2023

WASHINGTON—A group of former "Rosie the Riveters" from Michigan recently took part in an Honor Flight to the nation’s capital, where they met with lawmakers.


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EMD Turns 100

The diesel locomotive pioneer revolutionized the railroad industry.
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Austin Weber
November 30, 2022

For decades, General Motors was king of the highway and queen of the rails. In addition to mass-producing buses, cars and trucks, the automaker was once the largest locomotive builder in the world. At a massive factory just west of Chicago, GM’s Electro-Motive Division (EMD) assembled powerful machines that helped transition American railroads from steam to diesel.


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Video: What Can We Learn from the Transition from Industry 0.5 to Industry 1.0

September 15, 2022

Take a walk down manufacturing history lane as we learn about transitioning from Industry 0.5 to 1.0 during the American Revolution.


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Manufacturing History Comes Alive in Pullman

Manufacturing History Comes Alive in Pullman

Pullman perfected rail car production processes and pioneered the use of new materials.
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Austin Weber
November 2, 2021
America's newest national park recently opened on the South Side of Chicago. The Pullman National Monument celebrates the unique history of a company that mass-produced freight and passenger rail cars at the site from 1881 to 1981.
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The 1936 GM Sit-Down Strike Changed Labor History

The 1936 GM Sit-Down Strike Changed Labor History

Tim Trainor
October 7, 2020
On July 1, 1930, 200 metal trimmers and polishers at GM’s Fisher Body No.1 (Fisher One) in Flint, MI, laid down their tools and stormed off the job, hollering for others to follow.
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Engineers Take the Spotlight in Chicago and Milwaukee

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Austin Weber
February 7, 2020

Museum exhibits highlight some of the many products that were once made in Chicago and Milwaukee factories


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8,000th Apprentice Starts Career with Bühler

December 3, 2019

UZWIL, Switzerland—Bühler Group has officially trained 8,000 apprentices globally over a 100-year history of vocational training.


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One 'Giant Leap' for Manufacturing

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Austin Weber
July 19, 2019

Fifty years ago,  assembly lines stretching from Long Island to Los Angeles produced millions of complex parts that made the first moon landing possible.


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America’s Most Destructive Industrial Fire

America’s Most Destructive Industrial Fire

When an inferno destroyed General Motors’ transmission factory in Livonia, MI, it plunged the automaker into a monumental crisis.
Tim Trainor
May 8, 2019
When General Motors opened the Detroit Transmission plant in Livonia, MI, in 1949, the 1.5-million-square-foot facility sym-bolized the resounding success of the most popular component in American automobiles—the Hydra-Matic Drive transmis-sion.
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