Sunnyvale Sun
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Photograph by Vicki Thompson
Alma Taylor, who was employed at the Hendy Iron Works plant in 1942, attended its 100th anniversary celebration Aug. 10-12. The plant has been turned into a museum that is filled with artifacts from the company's experience during World War II.
A Place in Time
Rosie the Riveter-era ironworker Alma Taylor remembers Sunnyvale's Hendy Ironworks.
By ALICIA UPANO
The industrial successor to Sunnyvale's landmark Hendy Ironworks marks 100-year milestone.more >>
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