Gloucester Marine Railways
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Gloucester Marine Railways
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Gloucester Marine Railways is one of the oldest continuously operated shipyards in the U.S. And is located on the northern tip of Rocky Neck in Gloucester, Massachusetts. Originally an extension of the Dodd & Tarr Fisheries, the railways at this site were constructed in 1859 on the northernmost tip of Rocky Neck. Up until the 1970s the marine railways used a steam engine to haul vessels, the gears of this steam engine were built at the same factory that built the motor for the USS Monitor, the C
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gloucester_Marine_Railways
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2022-06-10T07:42:56Z
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