LEARNING FROM THE RUHR, GERMANY: AN INSPRIRATION FOR HERITAGE-FUELED RENEWAL IN PASSAIC COUNTY AND BEYOND
by Jeff Byles and Denisha Williams, Being Here Landscape Architecture & Design

THE DERWENT VALLEY, ENGLAND: INVENTING INDUSTRIALIZATION
by Sandy Needham, Vice-President, RCSIA

THE IRON HAND IN THE SILK GLOVE: THE ALLIED TEXTILE PRINTING SITE
by Patrick Harshbarger, Hunter Research and Gianfranco Archimede, IArchaeologist

GREAT FALLS NATIONAL HISTORICAL PARK NEWS
by Darren Boch, Superintendent, Great Falls National Historical Park

FILMS
SS United States: Lady in Waiting, 2008, 15 min.
Working Places: What Can You Do With Paterson's Old Mills?, 1978, 15 min.

PRESENTATION OF THE 11TH ANNUAL JOHN AUGUSTUS ROEBLING AWARD FOR CONTRIBUTIONS TO INDUSTRIAL ARCHEOLOGY
Recipient: Scenic Hudson, accepted by Rite Shaheen and Reed Sparling
presented by: Bierce Riley

SS UNITED STATES CONSERVANCY AT CRITICAL POINT
by Chuck Parodi, NJ Chapter Chairman, SS United States Conservancy
and Mary Habstritt, Museum Director and President, The Lillac Preservation Project

MARITIME PRESERVATION IN THE US: SAVING AMERICA'S LAST WHALING SHIP, THE CHARLES W. MORGAN
by Joshua Sorvino, Historian, William Paterson University

SUBWAY DAY ON THE HEIGHTS: REDISCOVERY OF THE SITE WHERE EXCAVATIONS FOR NYC'S RAPID TRANSIT SYSTEM BEGAN
by Matthew Spady, Historian and Author

PANCAKES, PATTIES AND PIES: THE HISTORY OF THE SILK CITY DINER COMPANY IN PATERSON, NJ
by Michael Gabriele, Historian and Author

THE MORRIS CANAL REINVENTED IN THE 21ST CENTURY
by Jason Simmons, Environmental Planner, Passaic County Planning Department

THIRTY-THIRD ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM Saturday, November 16, 2013

REHABILITATION OF THE ROGERS STORAGE BUILDING
by Gianfranco Archimede, Paterson Patesron Historic Preservation Commission, (reviewer);
Michael Deblasio, NJ Community Development Corporation (owner);
and David Abramson, AIA, CTS Architects (architect)

PATERSON MILLS INTENSIVE-LEVEL ARCHITECTURAL SURVEY PROJECT
by Patrick Harshbarger, Hunter Research and Gianfranco Archimede, Executive Director, Patesron Historic Preservation Commission

GREAT FALLS NATIONAL HISTORICAL PARK NEWS
by Darren Boch, Superintendent, Great Falls National Historical Park

ROSWELL COLT: THE MAN BEHIND THE INDUSTRIALIZATION OF EARLY PATERSON
by Glenn Corbet, Local Historian/Associate Professor, John Jay College

GREAT FALLS CONTINUUM
by Siochain Hughes, Bloomfield College

PRESERVATION AND RESTORATION OF A STATIONARY STEAM ENGINE FOR THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF INDUSTRIAL HISTORY
by Mike Piersa, Historian, National Museum of Industrial History

STONE SLEEPERS OF THE CAMDEN & AMBOY RAILROAD, 1830-32
by Pierre Lacombe, Geologist/Hydrologist, US Geological Survey

ENGINEERING DRAWINGS OF ANCIENT MACHINES BY LAURITS CHRISTIAN EICHNER FOR THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUE
by James Swan, Machinist, Webb Institute

MORRIS CANAL GREENWAY PLANNING PROJECT
by Joe Macasek, President, Roebling Chapter, Society for Industrial Archeology and President, Canal Society of New Jersey

THIRTY-SECOND ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM Sunday, November 11, 2012

IA IS NOW IN MOTION: HERE'S HOW TO KEEP UP!
What's Being Done, with an Array of Fine Examples
by Jim Mackin, RCSIA President

IN MEMORY OF THE LIFE AND TIMES OF PATRICIA CONDELL, ED RUTSCH'S PARTNER AT PATERSON
by Gianfranco Archimede and Linda DeVictoria, Patesron Historic Preservation Commission

TOBACCO IN A BOTANICAL GARDEN? - THE 1840 LORILLARD SNUFF MILL
by A. Wayne Cahilly, Consulting Arborist, NY Botanical Gardens

SAVING BARGE 79: WHAT IT TAKES FOR A WOODEN ARTIFACT TO REACH 100
by David Sharps, Preservationist and Juggler of Many Things

EVOLUTION OF THE CNJ JERSEY CITY TERMINAL: FROM FISHING GROUNDS TO GIANT RAIL TERMINAL TO NATURE PARK TO ?
by Capt. Bill McKelvey

SOME IA EXPLORATION
The Rogers Building - Our Future Venue
led by Gianfranco Archimede

PRESENTATION OF THE 10TH ANNUAL JOHN AUGUSTUS ROEBLING AWARD FOR CONTRIBUTIONS TO INDUSTRIAL ARCHEOLOGY
Recipient: David Sharps and his Waterfront Museum
presented by: Bierce Riley

THIRTY-FIRST ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM Saturday, November 5, 2011

HOBOKEN TERMINAL REBORN – THE RESTORATION OF HOBOKEN TERMINAL
by Lynn Drobbin, Lynn Drobbin Associates

STEAM COFFIN: CAPTAIN MOSES ROGERS AND STEAMSHIP SAVANNAH BREAK THE BARRIER
by John Laurence Busch, Historian and Author

A PARAGON OF PAINT: THE STORY OF A LONG ISLAND CITY MANUFACTURER
by Mary Habstritt, Museum Director and Vice President of the Lilac Preservation Project

QUEENS: ITS INDUSTRIAL PAST
by Jim Mackin, RCSIA President

A NEW GENERATION OF WROUGHT IRON: THE SPLIT ROCK FURANCE & FORGE
by Bierce Reilly and Joe Macasek, Roebling Chapter

CATHEDRALS OF LIGHT: NY'S POWER STATIONS
by Radu I. Brad, Architect, N.Y.C. Transit

75th ANNIVERSARY OF THE LAKE GREENWOOD ROCKET MAIL TRIAL: DID IT LEAD TO THE V-2??!!
complete with artifacts
by Steve Gross, Highlands Iron Conservancy

PRESENTATION OF THE 9TH ANNUAL JOHN AUGUSTUS ROEBLING AWARD FOR CONTRIBUTIONS TO INDUSTRIAL ARCHEOLOGY
Recipient: Clifford Zink
presented by: Ingrid Wuebber

THIRTIETH ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM Sunday, October 17, 2010

THE BALBACH SMELTING & REFINING COMPANY'S EVOLUTION and DEATH
a Newark-based business that operated the first electrolytic tank-house operation in the US, in business from 1859 to 1927
by Mark Zdepski, CPG, JMZ Geology

NEW YORK CITY WATER: AN OVERVIEW OF THE FIRST SYSTEM AND THE FOLLOWING UPGRADES
by Kevin Bone, Professor, Cooper Union for Advancement of Science and Art

NEWARK BAY AND THE KVK: THE WATERFRONT SEEN FROM THE WORKING BOAT
by Thomas Flagg, Roebling Chapter

HISTORIC FILM "VIA PORT OF NY" - made by the Port Authority in 1953
presented by Mitch Dakelman

PATERSON YOUTH CORPS
presentation regarding Great Falls National Park

PATERSON'S INDUSTRIAL HISTORY and NPS PARK PLANS
by Gianfranco Archimede, Exec. Dir., Paterson Historic Preservation Commission and Bill Bolger, NPS

FACTORIES BELOW THE FALLS: Paterson's Allied Textile Printing (ATP)
Site in Historical Perspective
by Patrick Harshbarger, Principal Historian, Hunter Research Corp.

RACEWAYS, FLUMES, AND THE TEXTILE MILLS of PATERSON
Results of 2010 Archeological Investigations at the ATP site
by George Cress, Senior Archaeologist, URS Corp.& Jim Lee, Principal Investigator, Hunter Research

ED RUTSCH WORKING IN PATERSON
photos found and shown by Ingrid Wuebber, Historian, URS

PRESENTATION OF THE 8TH ANNUAL JOHN AUGUSTUS ROEBLING AWARD FOR CONTRIBUTIONS TO INDUSTRIAL ARCHEOLOGY
Recipient: The Roebling Museum, Roebling, NJ
presented by: Ingrid Wuebber

TWENTY-NINTH ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM Sunday, November 7, 2009

STEWARDSHIP AND SUSTAINABILITY OF HISTORIC WATERWORKS INFRASTRUCTURE
by Meisha Hunter, FAAR, Senior Preservationist, Li/Saltzman Architects, New York City

IRONMAKING IN THE HIGHLANDS REGION IN NEW YORK AND NEW JERSEY, 1765-1954
by Carol Siri Johnson, PhD, Associate Professor of Science & Technology Studies, New Jersey Institute of Technology, Newark, New Jersey

STEEL AWAY – THE TRENTON STEEL WORKS AND THE STRUGGLE FOR AMERICAN MANUFACTURING INDEPENDENCE
by Ian Burrow, PhD, RPA, Principal, Hunter Research, Inc., Trenton, New Jersey

BUILDING NEW YORK’S GARMENT DISTRICT, 1919-1929
by Andrew Dolkart, Director of Historic Preservation Program, Columbia University, New York City

INDUSTRIAL ARCHEOLOGY IN COLUMBIA COUNTY, NEW YORK: A NEW MODEL FOR IA INVENTORIES
by Peter Stott, Preservation Planner, Massachusetts Historical Commission, Boston, Massachusetts

ROEBLING STEEL AND HISTORIC PRESERVATION AT A CONTAMINATED SITE IN NEW JERSEY
by John Vetter, US Environmental Protection Agency, Region 2, New York City and Chair of Anthropology & Sociology Department, Adelphi University, Garden City, New York

THE SPICER MANUFACTURING COMPANY AND ITS UNIVERSAL JOINT: CREATING AN AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY REVOLUTION IN SOUTH PLAINFIELD, NEW JERSEY, 1903-1929
by Eugene J. Boesch, PhD, RPA and Gerry Weinstein, Photo Recording Associates, New York City

FILM FROM THE BETHLEHEM STEEL ARCHIVES ON STEEL WIRE MANUFACTURING
by Lance Metz, Historian

PRESENTATION OF THE 7TH ANNUAL JOHN AUGUSTUS ROEBLING AWARD FOR CONTRIBUTIONS TO INDUSTRIAL ARCHEOLOGY
Recipient: Walkway Over the Hudson
presented by: Ingrid Wuebber

TWENTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM Sunday, October 26, 2008

GOTHAM AND ITS GARBAGE: HISTORY OF THE NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION
by Robin Nagle, PhD, New York University and NYC Department of Sanitation Anthropologist-in-Residence, New York, New York

JAMAICA BAY AS NEW YORK CITY'S CONFLICTED BACKYARD: RECREATION AND REFUSE, TRANSPORTATION AND TRASH, WETLANDS AND WASTELANDS
by Kevin Olsen, Chemistry and Biochemistry Department, Montclair State University

WHERE'S THE GRIT? OLD CITY, NEW CENTURY: COMPLEXITIES OF REDEFINING THE HISTORIC URBAN INDUSTRIAL LANDSCAPE AT THE GREAT FALLS STATE PARK IN PATERSON, NEW JERSEY
by Gianfranco Archimede, Executive Director, Historic Preservation Commission, Paterson, New Jersey

BRIELLE ROAD BRIDGE, MANASQUAN, NEW JERSEY: LAST REMAINING BELIDOR-TYPE BASCULE BRIDGE IN NEW JERSEY
by Margaret M. Hickey, Historic Preservation Specialist HJGA Consulting, Montclair, New Jersey

CLIMBING THE HEIGHTS: HOBOKEN'S 14TH STREET VIADUCT
by J. Patrick Harshbarger, Senior Historian, TransSystems/Lichtenstein, Langhorne, Pennsylvania

GLENWOOD POWER STATION: MONUMENTAL RUIN ON THE HUDSON
by Thomas Rinaldi, New York, NY, Co-author of Hudson Valley Ruins: Forgotten Landmarks of an American Landscape

THE WOODBRIDGE CLOVERLEAF: ON-RAMPS TO INNOVATION - DVD FILM
by Damon Tvaryanas, Architectural Historian, Hunter Research, Trenton, NJ, and SICA Productions for the New Jersey Department of Transportation

BETHLEHEM STEEL 16MM FILM "VACUUM DEGASSING"
shown by Lance Metz

PRESENTATION OF SIXTH ANNUAL ROEBLING CHAPTER AWARD:
Recipient: Gerry Weinstein
presented by Ulana Zakalak

TWENTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM Saturday, October 27, 2007

THE REHABILITATION OF THE ELM STREET LENTICULAR TRUSS BRIDGE OVER THE SOUTH BRANCH OF THE RARITAN RIVER, BRANCHBURG AND HILLSBOROUGH TOWNSHIPS, SOMERSET COUNTY, NEW JERSEY
by Jonathan Pera, PE, PP, Keller & Kirkpatrick

ARCHEOLOGY AT LEDDEL'S FORGE, SOMERSET COUNTY, NEW JERSEY
by Joe Macasek and Bierce Riley, Roebling Chapter, Society for Industrial Archeology

DOES THE WATERFRONT STILL WORK? THE INDUSTRIAL WATERFRONT OF THE PORT OF NEW YORK
by Carter Craft, Director of Programs & Policy, Metropolitan Waterfront Alliance

SHORT PRESENTATIONS:
Access to Region's Core by Joe Clifft
(group pushing for connection to GCT based on existing infrastructure)

HAER on the HUDSON: THE HENRY HUDSON PARKWAY PROJECT
by Christopher H. Marston, Architect, Historic American Engineering Record, National Park Service

BETHLEHEM STEEL SITE UPDATE
and 16MM FILM FOOTAGE OF REPAIR OF THE STOCKHOLM
by Lance Metz, Historian, National Canal Museum

THE STANDARD OIL PIPELINE: A SYMBIOTIC RELATIONSHIP WITH THE ERIE AND THE NEW YORK, SUSQUEHANNA & WESTERN RAILROADS
by Robert Mohowski, Historian

THE CAR FLOAT MOVES TO THE FLOAT BRIDGE: THE STORY OF PIER 63 MARITIME AND MARINE PRESERVATION ON THE NORTH RIVER WATERFRONT
by Angela and John Krevey, Lightship "Frying Pan"

PRESENTATION OF FIFTH ANNUAL ROEBLING CHAPTER AWARD:
Recipient: The Water Conservancy Project, Milford, NJ

TWENTY-SIXTH ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM: October 29, 2006

Allison Rachleff joined Thomas Flagg as co-coordinator of the symposium

THE INDUSTRIAL ARCHEOLOGY of the TRANSISTOR
by Lance Metz, National Canal Museum and Archives

WATER SUPPLY, RECREATION and TRANSPORTATION: LAYERED LANDSCAPES IN NEW YORK CITY'S HIGHBRIDGE PARK, 1840S-PRESENT
by Allison Rachleff, Sr. Architectural Historian, Earth Tech

FROM LIFELINE TO HIGH LINE: THE NEW YORK CENTRAL'S WEST SIDE ELEVATED FREIGHT LINE
by Peter Mullan (Friends of the High Line), Thomas Flagg, and Mary Habstritt

Part of this year's program honored the 200th anniversary of the birth of John A. Roebling, celebrated designer of the Brooklyn Bridge and chapter namesake:

JOHN A. ROEBLING: THE NEW JERSEY YEARS 1849-1869
by Clifford Zinc, Roebling Museum

JOHN A. ROEBLING: TWELVE BRIDGES IN 20 YEARS (AND WE THOUGHT THERE WERE ONLY NINE)
by Don Sayenga, Steel Historian and formerly with Bethlehem Steel

WIRE RIGGING ON THE BARK PEKING
by Charles Deroko, Marine Surveyor

NEW CHALLENGES FOR THE NATIONAL HISTORIC LANDMARK 1848 DELAWARE AQUEDUCT BY ROEBLING
by Sandra Schultz, National Park Service

PRESENTATION OF FOURTH ANNUAL ROEBLING CHAPTER AWARD
Recipient: Friends of the High Line

TWENTY-FIFTH ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM: October 29, 2005

TUGBOATS OF NEW YORK HARBOR
by George Matteson, Spuyten Duyvil Marine Towing

AN EDISON(?) CONCRETE NEIGHBORHOOD IN PHILLIPSBURG
by Michael McGowan, JMZ Geology

THE SHIPS ARRIVED ON RAILS: THE CRANES & TRAINS & INFRASTRUCTURE OF THE BROOKLYN NAVY YARD
by Thomas Flagg, Photo Recording Associates

THE THIRD WATER TUNNEL: THE SANDHOGS' VIEW
by Dale Estus, Tunnel Superintendent for Schiavone Contruction Co. (and chief of the sandhogs union)
PLUS: THE THIRD WATER TUNNEL: A VIDEO
by John McCluskey

NEWARK'S IA SITES REVISITED: CONTAMINATION MITIGATED
by Mark Zdepski, JMZ Geology

NEW JERSEY TURNPIKE: film from the Dakelman Collection
presented by Mitch Dakelman

PRESENTATION OF THIRD ANNUAL ROEBLING AWARD
Recipient: Thomas Flagg

TWENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM: October 24, 2004

PROTECTING YOUR HIND END: DUTIES OF A RAILROAD FLAGMAN
by Robert Mohowski, Historian

ANATOMY OF A FLOATING DRY DOCK
by Robert Stewart, Historical Technologies

POWERING PRODUCTION: INDUSTRIAL USES OF STEAM, PART III
by Conrad Milster, Engineer and Preservationist, Pratt Institute

PRESERVATION ISSUES:
Saving the Warehouse District by John Gomez and Rick James, Jersey City Landmarks Conservancy
This summer's disastrous losses at the South Street Seaport Museum
Status of the NJ Transportation Museum by Bill McKelvey

ON TOP OF THE WORLD: DOCUMENTING NEW YORK'S BRIDGES
by Dave Frieder, The Bridge Man (www.davefrieder.com)

JUNCTIONS AND BRIDGES: THE RAILROADS OF EASTON-PHILLIPSBURG
by Lance Metz, National Canal Museum, Easton

ARCHAEOLOGY AWAKENS IRON INDUSTRY: WEST POINT FOUNDRY BEGINNINGS & CURRENT INDUSTRIAL ARCHAEOLOGY RESEARCH
by by Elizabeth Norris, M.S. & M.A., Assistant Archaeologist, West Point Foundry, Cold Spring, NY

NEW YORK HARBOR FROM THE AIR: VIEWS OF A WATERFRONT IN TRANSITION
by Thomas Flagg, Photo Recording Associates

PRESENTATION OF 2ND ANNUAL ROEBLING CHAPTER AWARD:
Recipient: Bill McKelvey

TWENTY-THIRD ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM: October 25, 2003

EDISON'S IRON ORE OPERATIONS AT OGDENSBURG, NJ
by Bill Wilkie, Roebling Chapter SIA

THE HISTORIC HACKENSACK WATER WORKS: VAN BUSKIRK ISLAND FROM THE PAST, A BEACON FOR THE FUTURE
by Maggie L. Harrer, The Water Works Conservancy, Inc.

RESTORATION OF THE CONEY ISLAND PARACHUTE JUMP
by Lynn and Wesley Drobbin, Lynndrobbin.org

TRIBUTE TO ED RUTSCH: SCENES FROM TOURS & DIGS
by Pat Condell and others

PRESERVATION PROGRESS:
The High Line Video
69Th St. Float Bridge Listed On Register
North River Historic Ship Society (The Lilac)

THE PRR'S GREENVILLE YARDS, JERSEY CITY: PAST AND FUTURE
by John Gomez, Jersey City Landmarks Conservancy and Thomas Flagg, Photo Recording Associates

THE DOMINO SUGAR COMPANY FILMS
by George Bulow, RCSIA

PRESENTATION OF 1ST ANNUAL ROEBLING CHAPTER AWARD:
Recipient: Conrad Milster
presented by Mary Habstritt, President, Roebling Chapter

TWENTY-SECOND ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM: November 2, 2002

HORSE APPLES: THE IA OF MANURE
by William Wilkie, Roebling Chapter SIA

THE BROWNSTONE QUARRYING INDUSTRY IN NEW JERSEY
by Mark Zdepski, JMZ Geology, Flemington, NJ

AMERICAN AQUEDUCTS
by Abba Lichtenstein

THE BERGEN ARCHES: FROM RAILS TO RAIN FOREST
by Len Resto and John Gomez: Jersey City Landmarks Conservancy

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE SIA BROOKLYN CONFERENCE
Scenes from the Tours

KEEPING A WOODEN BOAT AFLOAT: THE PRESERVATION OF LV NO. 79
by David Sharps, Waterfront Museum

THE ENGINEERIUM: BUILDING A MUSEUM
by Gerry Weinstein, Photo Recording Associates

NEW JERSEY TRANSPORTATION HERITAGE CENTER UPDATE
by William McKelvey, Canal Captain's Press

TWENTY-FIRST ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM: October 27, 2001

START:
moment of silence for Thorwald Torgerson (d. Aug. 2001)

ONE LAST LOOK: THE LACKAWANNA MU CARS
by Bob Bahrs, Norfolk Southern with Bob Hart and others

POWERING PRODUCTION: INDUSTRIAL USES OF STEAM, PART II
by Conrad Milster

BANNERMAN'S ISLAND: CASTLE & ARMS WAREHOUSE ON THE HUDSON
by Thom Johnson and Jim Logan, The Bannerman Castle Trust (Bannermancastle.org)

EASTERN PA TEXTILE MILLS: A HUNDRED WAYS TO WRECK A HISTORIC SILK MILL
by Lance Metz, Carol Front, and Martha CapwellFox, National Canal Museum

"TRAILING" THE MONTCLAIR: THE NEW YORK AND GREENWOOD LAKE RY AND THE REUSE OF ITS RIGHTOFWAY
by Kevin Olsen, North Jersey Highlands Historical Soc.

ELEGANT BRUTE: THE H&M RAILROAD POWERHOUSE
by John Gomez, Jersey City Landmarks Conservancy

THE MCMYLER COAL DUMPER AT PORT READING: PAST & FUTURE
by Andrea Lodato, Cultural Resources Group and Thomas Flagg, Photo Recording Associates

TWENTIETH ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM: October 28, 2000

FROM RAILS TO RUBBER: PIONEERING HIGHWAYS IN THE NYNJ REGION
by Thomas Flagg, Photo Recording Associates
(associated field tour for RCSIA members on Nov. 11)

POWERING PRODUCTION: INDUSTRIAL USES OF STEAM
by Conrad Milster, Pratt Institute

HERSHEY ICE ARENA: LARGEST MONOLITHIC THIN-SHELLED CONCRETE STRUCTURE IN NORTH AMERICA
by Ed Saliklis, Prof. of Engineering, Lafayette College

DRY DOCKS OF NEW YORK HARBOR, 1827-1860
by Charles Lawesson, RCSIA

A QUARTER CENTURY IN THE STEAM RACKET
by Frank Vopasek, Steam Engineer, Bergen Academy of Hackensack

20 YEARS BEHIND THE GROUND GLASS: DOCUMENTING IA WITH THE VIEW CAMERA
by Gerry Weinstein, Photo Recording Associates

SHORTER PRESENTATIONS INCLUDED:
Upcoming 2002 Annual SIA Conference in Brooklyn by Mary Habstritt

NINETEENTH ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM: Oct. 23, 1999

ARTISTRY IN HEAVY METAL: THE MANHOLE COVER
by Diana Stuart

THE LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD IN PERTH AMBOY
by Dave Pearce

COLORING AMERICA'S SKYLINE: THE INDUSTRIAL ARCHEOLOGY OF NEW JERSEY'S TERRA COTTA INDUSTRY
by Richard Veit, Monmouth University

RECORDING HISTORIC CONRAIL BRIDGES IN EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA
by Lance Metz, National Canal Museum

BERGEN VO-TECH'S WORLD OF STEAM
by Frank Vopasek, Steam Engineer

FATE OF THE PHELPS-DODGE SITE, MASPETH, QUEENS
by Curtis Cravens, Greenpoint Manufacturing and Design Center

THE DROP OF THE BALL: HISTORIC TIMEPIECES IN NEW YORK CITY
by Davidson Norris, Architect, New York City

SHORT TALKS:
Preserving Historic Paterson by David Soo
Upcoming SIA Year 2000 Annual Conference: Duluth by Mary Habstritt

EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM: October 17, 1998

INTRODUCTION:
The New Drew University Program in Historic Conservation
by Cathy Nessmer, Drew Univ. Dir. of Continuing Education

IRON IN THE HIGHLANDS: HIGHLANDS IRON CONSERVANCY PROJECT
by Steve Gross

FORGING IN THE HIGHLANDS
by Joe Macasek and Bierce Riley, Roebling Chapter, SIA

BRACING RUINS: SOUTHFIELD FURNACE, CHARGING BRIDGE AND CASTING HOUSE, ORANGE COUNTY, NY
by Carla Cielo, Architectural and Masonry Conservator

HISTORIC RR OPERATING AND DISPATCHING PRACTICES IN THE NORTHERN NJ REGION
by Robert Mohowski

STEEL SPANS THE CHESAPEAKE (Bethlehem Steel film from the 1950s)
presented by Lance Metz, National Canal Museum

THE SPOILS OF DREDGING: KEEPING THE CHAMPLAIN CANAL OPEN
by Michael Raber and Gerry Weinstein, Raber Associates

DIKES, DITCHES AND DUMPS: INDUSTRIAL MICROCOSM ON THE KEARNY MEADOWS
by Mike McGowan and Mark Zdepski, JMZ Geology

THE SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY LIGHT RAIL TRANSIT SYSTEM: THE RESTORATION OF RAIL PASSENGER SERVICE ON THE CAMDEN & AMBOY RAILROAD
by Lynn Drobbin, John Mann, and Paul Schopp

IA OF THE COASTING TRADE IN THE HACKENSACK RIVER VALLEY
by Kevin Olsen

SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM: November 1, 1997

First symposium using the now-required Drew-approved caterer instead of lunches prepared by Nanci Batchelor

REHABILITATION OF METRO NORTH'S PARK AVENUE VIADUCT AND RESTORATION OF 125TH STREET STATION
by Walter Sewell, Director, Capital Programs, Metro North Commuter RR,
with Lynn Drobbin, Lynn Drobbin Associates

NEW YORK'S LEADING SHIPBUILDERS OF THE 19TH CENTURY, AND HOW THEY BUILT A WOODEN HULL
by Charles Lawesson, RCSIA

IVES TOYS MAKE HAPPY BOYS
by Cece Saunders, Historical Perspectives; Robert Stewart, Historical Technologies

LANDFILL AND SHORELINES IN THE PORT OF NEW YORK
by Donald Squires, Professor Emeritus of Marine Sciences, Univ. of Conn.

FULPER POTTERY: THE POTTER'S ART
by Gordon Gray, Princeton University

FIREBOATS OF THE NEW YORK FIRE DEPARTMENT
by Al Trojanowicz, New York City Fire Department

SIXTEENTH ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM: Oct. 26, 1996

ORNAMENTED MACHINES: 19TH CENTURY DESIGN
by Julie Wosk, SUNY Maritime College

NICKEL PROCESSING IN NJ FROM CAMDEN TO CONSTABLE HOOK
by Jim Musser, RCSIA and Paul Schopp, Historical Consultant

THE STEAMBOAT ERA ON THE HUDSON RIVER
by Roger Mabie

FILM: REPAIR OF STOCKHOLM IN A NEW YORK HARBOR SHIPYARD
and: Presentation on the New National Canal Museum in Easton
by Lance Metz, Hugh Moore Park Museum

THE BRIDGE UNDER THE PARLOR WING: MOHONK MOUNTAIN HOUSE
by Bierce Riley, RCSIA

MORRIS CANAL: CURRENT PROJECTS
by Bob Barth, Canal Society of NJ

HISTORIC PRESERVATION IN THE PATERSON HISTORIC INDUSTRIAL LANDMARK DISTRICT, AS ACCOMPLISHED WITH THE AID OF THE SILK CITY AMERICORPS PROJECT
by Edward S. Rutsch, Americorps Teacher

FIFTEENTH ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM: October 28, 1995

NEW JERSEY COPPER MINING IN THE 18TH CENTURY
by Mark Zdepski, JMZ Geology

THE BASCULE BRIDGE IN THE NEW YORK REGION
by Robert Stewart, Historical Technologies

INDUSTRIAL ARCHEOLOGY OF THE PUTNAM DIVISION OF THE NEW YORK CENTRAL RR
by Jim Musser, Musser Hist. Research

THE CRAFT SHOPS OF BETHLEHEM STEEL
by Lance Metz, Hugh Moore Park Museums

A LOOK AT MARINE STEAM MACHINERY BUILDERS IN THE PORT OF NEW YORK
by Charles Lawesson, RCSIA

ENGINEERING THE HUDSON: THE CREATION OF A HISTORIC LANDSCAPE
by Wendy Harris and Arnold Pickman, Environmental Analysis Branch, New York District, U. S. Army Corps of Engineers

RECENT INDUSTRIAL ARCHEOLOGY PROJECTS IN THE REGION
by Ed Rutsch, Historic Conservation and Interpretation

INDUSTRIAL ARCHEOLOGY OF THE FLOAT BRIDGE AT NEW YORK
by Thomas R. Flagg, Photo Recording Associates and Symposium Coordinator

A LOOK AT THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT MID-CENTURY
by William Rau, Editor of Steamboat Bill, Steamship Historical Society

FOURTEENTH ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM: Oct. 8, 1994

I. P. BARTLEY AND THE BRIDGES OF MORRIS COUNTY
by Bierce Riley, President, RCSIA

WHALE OIL, ROSIN, CANNEL COAL, WHISKEY, NAPHTHA, AND BLUE BILLY: 19TH CENTURY GAS WARS ALONG THE HUDSON
by Bob Stewart, Historical Technologies

'SLAG OF THE BUTCHER SHOP': THE MARGARINE'S INDUSTRY'S ROCKY BEGINNINGS
by Celia Bergoffen, College of Staten Island, CUNY

WORK BOATS: DOCUMENTING THE VESSEL GRAVEYARDS OF NEW YORK HARBOR
by Gerry Weinstein, Thomas Flagg, Norman Brouwer, and Michael Raber of Raber Associates

EARLY CENTRAL STEAM HEATING SYSTEMS IN NEW YORK
by Jim Musser, Musser Historical Consultants

GUSTAVE LINDENTHAL AND THE HELL GATE BRIDGE
by Norman Feuer

DOCUMENTING THE BLAST FURNACES OF BETHLEHEM STEEL
by Lance Metz, Hugh Moore Park Museums

DREW SYMPOSIUM 13 OVERFLOW: January 8, 1994
(part of the RCSIA Annual Meeting)

THE IRON INDUSTRY IN BLOOMINGDALE, NJ
by Bierce Riley, President, Roebling Chapter SIA

AN UNUSUAL TEXTILE MILL IN HARLEM: THE JOSEPH LOTH & COMPANY SILK RIBBON MILL
by Betsy Bradley, New York City Landmarks Commission

THE NEW YORK AND NEW ENGLAND CEMENT AND LIME COMPANY: A CASE STUDY IN MATERIALS HANDLING INDUSTRIAL ARCHEOLOGY
by Jim Musser, VicePresident, Roebling Chapter SIA

THE BROOKLYN ARMY TERMINAL
by Thomas Flagg, Symposium Coordinator

THIRTEENTH ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM: October 30, 1993

THE STOVE AND THE PLOW: THE ART OF THE PEEKSKILL FOUNDRIES
by Kirk Maldoff, Peekskill Historic Preservation Board

PHOENIX SECTION BRIDGES IN NEW JERSEY: THE ARTIFACT AND THE RECORD
by Mary McCahon and Patrick Harshbarger, A. G. Lichtenstein Associates

SAILORS IN THE MOUNTAINS, NEW JERSEY'S FRESHWATER STEAMBOATS
by Kevin Olsen, North Jersey Highlands Historical Society

WINDPOWERED LINSEED OIL MILLS: TWO EARLY NEW JERSEY EXPERIMENTS
by Carter Litchfield and Paul Schopp, Olearius Editions

DOCUMENTATION OF THE FAIRLESS STEEL WORKS
by Lance Metz, Hugh Moore Historical Park and Museums

THE BROOKLYN CLAY RETORT AND FIRE BRICK WORKS: A MID19TH C. INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX IN BROOKLYN
by Betsy Bradley, Architectural Historian, NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission

FACTORY ARCHITECTURE IN THE NY REGION: AN ILLUSTRATED GUIDE
by Thomas Flagg, Photo Recording Associates

REPLICATION TO SCALE AS HISTORIC PRESERVATION: MODELING INDUSTRIAL SCENES AND OPERATIONS
by Tony Koester, Nickel Plate Technical & Historical Society

SPECIAL SHOWING: IA IN MINIATURE
Diorama of West Side Elevated Freight Line by Ron Parisi
Bridgebuilding in Miniature by Tom Lane

TWELFTH ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM: Oct 3, 1992

MENDHAM, NJ'S WATER POWERED INDUSTRIAL SITES
by Bierce Riley, President, Roebling Chapter SIA

BIOGRAPHY OF AN ENTERPRISE: THE BOTANY MILLS, PASSAIC, NJ
by Joan Geismar

PHOTO DOCUMENTATION OF BETHLEHEM STEEL'S FORGING DIVISION
by Joseph Elliott

THE BOATMEN'S HORN: A VIDEO OF LIFE AND WORK ON THE DELAWARE AND THE LEHIGH CANALS
by Lance Metz and Vincent Monello, Hugh Moore Park Museums

THE ELECTRIFICATION OF THE NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD, 1906-1986
by Gerry Weinstein

PRESERVATION AND RESTORATION OF FREIGHT AND PASSENGER CARS AT THE RAILROAD MUSEUM OF NEW ENGLAND
by Howard Pincus

GOING UNDERGROUND: AN INDUSTRY'S ADAPTATION TO URBANIZATION - A BROOKLYN ROPEWALK FROM CIRCA 1835
by Cece Kirkorian, Betsy Kearns, and Robert Stewart, Historic Perspectives, Inc.

THE PALEOINDUSTRIAL PERIOD: 17TH CENTURY SITES IN MANHATTAN
by Edward Rutsch, Historic Conservation and Interpretation

ELEVENTH ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM: Nov. 2, 1991

CHARCOAL BURNER'S APPRENTICE: AN OLD NJ TRADE
by Bierce Riley, VicePresident, Roebling Chapter SIA

JOHN HALLOCK'S CASTOR OIL MILLS IN SOUTH JERSEY, c.1815-1824
by Paul Schopp, Historical Consultant and Carter Litchfield, Olearius Editions

THE MOUNT HOPE MINE SITE: A CASE FOR PRESERVATION
by Dave Bogert, Chairman, Waterpower Citizens Advisory Committee of Mt. Hope

STERLING HILL ZINC MINE: ONE OF AMERICA'S FIRST INDUSTRIES, AND ITS PRESERVATION
by Bernard Thomas Kozykowski, Architect and Planner

NEWARK, NJ: THE CONCURRENCE OF IA SITES AND CONTAMINATION SITES
by Mark Zdepski, Consulting Geologist

INDUSTRIAL FORM IN THE HEART OF THE METROPOLIS: THE PHELPS-DODGE LAUREL HILL ELECTROLYTIC COPPER REFINERY, 1895-1986
by Thomas Flagg, Photo Recording Associates and Director, SIA

DOCUMENTATION OF TWO HISTORIC BRIDGES IN SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY
by Ron Giamario, A. G. Lichtenstein Associates (this talk may not have been given)

THE INDUSTRIAL ARCHEOLOGY OF A GENTLEMAN'S FARM: SKYLANDS 1892-1921
by Nancy L. Gibbs and Edward J. Lenik, Sheffield Archaeological Consultants

GASIFICATION: GAS WORKS ON MANHATTAN
by Jim Musser, Roebling Chapter SIA

TENTH ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM: Nov. 3, 1990

LUMBERING IN THE HIGHLANDS THREE CENTURIES OF FOREST INDUSTRY PRACTICE AND PRODUCTS
by Edward Lenik

THE PERIAGUER: TRADITIONAL WORKBOAT OF THE NEW YORK/NEW JERSEY REGION
by Kevin Olsen

SHIPWAYS: A 1946 FILM ON BETHLEHEM STEEL SHIPBUILDING
presented by Lance Metz

RECONSTRUCTION OF THE CATENARY OF THE NEW HAVEN RAILROAD LINE
by Michael Savchak

AN EARLY POWER CANAL IN RARITAN BOROUGH, NJ
by Linda House

DIGGINGS ON THE SADDLE RIVER: THREE INDUSTRIAL SITES IN NJ
by Phillip Perazio

REELS ARE TURNING: VIDEO DOCUMENTATION OF THE 1853 WATER WHEEL RESTORATION AT HISTORIC SPEEDWELL, NJ
by Sarah Haskins

NINTH ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM: Nov. 11, 1989

NON-FERROUS METALS INDUSTRY IN MIDDLESEX COUNTY, NJ
by Jim Musser

MILK ON THE RAILS: RAILROADS AND THE DAIRY INDUSTRY IN THE NORTHEAST
by Robert E. Mohowski

REHABILITATION OF AN 1896 DECK TRUSS BRIDGE OVER THE ROCKAWAY RIVER IN BOONTON, NJ, AND OTHER BRIDGE PROJECTS
by Abba Lichtenstein and Joe Pullaro, A. G. Lichtenstein Associates

SUBMARINE ESCAPE TRAINING TANK, NAVAL SUBMARINE BASE, GROTON, CT: DOCUMENTATION FOR THE HISTORIC AMERICAN ENGINEERING RECORD
by John R. Bowie

IT COULD HAPPEN HERE: A WARTIME FILM FROM BETHLEHEM STEEL ON WHAT DO IF YOUR STEEL PLANT IS BOMBED
presented by Lance Metz

THE CLOCK STOPS: COLGATE'S JERSEY CITY PLANT
by Gerry Weinstein and Thomas Flagg, Raber Associates

RECENTLY DOCUMENTED FEATURES OF THE D&R CANAL IN TRENTON, NJ
by Edward Morin and John Hotopp (scheduled, but may not have occurred)

BLOOMERY IRON AND CRUCIBLE STEEL: THE NEW YORK NEW JERSEY CONNECTION
by Robert B. Gordon

BULL'S HEAD MARKET: EVOLUTION OF A LIVE ANIMAL MARKET IN MANHATTAN
by Edward Rutsch and Pat Condell

EIGHTH ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM: Nov. 5, 1988

Thomas Flagg is now the Symposium Coordinator
Nanci Batchelor remains the Food Organizer

GREYSTONE GAS WORKS
by Bierce Riley

HISTORIC GRIST MILLS IN CHESTER COUNTY, PA: TWO CASE STUDIES IN PROGRESS
by John R. Bowie, Restoration Architect

THE LAKEHURST SHOPS: AN ARCHEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION OF A NINETEENTH-CENTURY LOCOMOTIVE REPAIR FACILITY
by Phillip Perazio and Stephanie DiPetrillo, Research & Archaeological Management;
and Thomas R. Flagg

ADAPTIVE REUSE OF STEAM EQUIPMENT AT BERGEN TECH
by Frank Vopasek, Chief Engineering Instructor, Bergen County Vocational Tech

NEW DIRECTIONS IN DEP: URBAN HERITAGE PARKS, DISCOVERY SITES MASTERPLANS, AND LEGISLATION
by Gary Wheeler Stone, Natural and Historic Resources

THE PROSPECT POINT LIME KILN, OSSINING, WESTCHESTER COUNTY, NY
by Edward Rutsch, Historic Conservation and Interpretation

DIGGING CLAY IN THE DREARY SAND HILLS: A PRELIMINARY OVERVIEW OF THE EMERGENCE, GROWTH, AND DEMISE OF THE CLAY INDUSTRY IN MIDDLESEX COUNTY
by Jim Musser, Rutgers University History Dept.

SAVING A PIECE OF BERGEN COUNTY'S ECONOMIC HISTORY: RELOCATION AND RESTORATION OF THE GRIST MILL
by Ruth Van Wagoner, Director, Bergen County Cultural and Historic Affairs

MAKING AND SHAPING OF ALLIED STEEL: A BETHLEHEM STEEL COMPANY FILM, 1937
presented by Lance Metz, Canal Museum

NJ INDUSTRIAL HABS RECORDS
by Terry Karschner, NJDEP

SEVENTH ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM: Oct. 17, 1987

The Symposium is now cosponsored by both the Drew Univ. Dept. of Anthropology and the NJ Office of New Jersey Heritage

THOMAS A. EDISON AND THE MOUNT SOCIETY: WEST ORANGE DURING THE EDISON ERA
by Mary Ann Hellrigel, Edison National Historic Site

WORKER'S HOUSING IN SUSSEX COUNTY, NEW JERSEY
by Dorothy Hartman, Historian

BUILDING THE GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE (FILM)
by Lance Metz, Canal Museum at Easton

TRENTON STEEL IN THE 18TH CENTURY
by Richard Hunter, Historic Archeologist

HISTORICAL OVERVIEW OF WORKING PATERSON
by Prof. Henry Bischoff, Ramapo College of New Jersey

ARCHAEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION OF THE PORTSIDE PROJECT AREA, JERSEY CITY: THE HARBOR END OF THE MORRIS CANAL; DUMMER'S GLASS WORKS; AND THE ADIRONDACK'S CRUCIBLE STEEL WORKS
by Pat Condell and Edward Rutsch, Historic Conservation and Interpretation

EAST CREEK SAW MILL SITE: 1784-1920
by Edward M. Morin, Louis Berger and Associates

THE BANKNOTE INDUSTRY: ARTIST AS TOOLMAKER
by Robert K. Holton, Treasurer, Roebling Chapter

PHILLIPSBURG WATER PUMPING STEAM ENGINES: GARDEN STATE WATER COMPANY
by Leedom Lefferts, Drew University

SIXTH ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM: Oct. 11, 1986

Terry Karschner is now the Symposium Coordinator

HISTORIC RAILROAD STATIONS: REUSE AND REALITY
by Lynn Drobbin, New Jersey Transit Corp.

GAS GENERATING PLANTS FOR DOMESTIC ILLUMINATION
by Leah Burt, Edison National Historic Site

THE HISTORY & DEVELOPMENT OF THE JOHN A. ROEBLING SONS COMPANY
by Clifford Zink, Trenton Roebling Community Dvlpmt. Corp.

WATTS-CAMPBELL STEAM ENGINE COMPANY, NEWARK
by Ulana Zakalak, Preservation Consultant

INDUSTRIAL ARCHEOLOGY PERSPECTIVE
by Thorwald Torgerson, President, SIA

THE INFLUENCE OF THE DUNDEE CANAL ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF PASSAIC, NJ
by Patricia Condel, Historic Conservation & Interpretation, Inc.

WILLIAM RAU, PHOTOGRAPHER OF INDUSTRY: GLASS LANTERN SLIDES OF THE DELAWARE VALLEY 1895-1925
by Lance Metz, Canal Museum at Easton

KABOOM, A HAERY SUMMER AT PICATINNY ARSENAL
by Sandy Norman, Slater Mill Historical Museum

CHARCOAL AND IRON: THE EVOLUTION OF THE IRON INDUSTRY IN SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY
by David Mudge, Bureau of Environmental Analysis, NJDOT

FIFTH ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM: Sept. 28, 1985

ANTHRACITE IRON FURNACES ALONG THE LEHIGH RIVER
by Craig Bartholomew, Historian of the Iron Industry

TECHNOLOGY OF CARFLOATING IN NEW YORK HARBOR
by Thomas Flagg, Transportation Historian

WARNER SUGAR REFINING COMPANY: A SUGAR REFINERY ON THE HUDSON
by Kenneth Hanson, Historian and Author

A PHOTOGRAPHIC HISTORY OF COAL STRIP MINING EQUIPMENT
by Capt. William McKelvey, Historian and Author

PENNSYLVANIA'S DELAWARE DIVISION CANAL: A 1924 MOTION PICTURE RECORD
by Lance Metz, Curator at the Canal Museum at Easton

RECORDING THE REMAINS OF BROOKLYN'S RIDGEWOOD AQUEDUCT
by Edward Rutsch, Industrial Archeologist and Author

THE GRAVITY COAL RAILROADS OF PENNSYLVANIA
by Dr. Edward Steers, Railroad Historian and Educator

FORD'S EDGEWATER PLANT: AN INVESTIGATION OF THE ASSEMBLY LINE
by James C. A. Thompson, Architectural Historian

THE NEWARK CITY RAILWAY AND THE MORRIS CANAL
by Thorwald Torgerson, Electric Railway Historian

FOURTH ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM: Oct. 27, 1984

BUSH TERMINAL: THE APEX OF INTEGRATED WAREHOUSE DESIGN
by Thomas Flagg

FORD'S EDGEWATER PLANT: HISTORY AND REUSE
by James C. A. Thompson, Architectural Historian

ARCHEOLOGY OF THE DELAWARE & RARITAN CANAL
by Brian Morrell, Archeologist

RECENT DISCOVERIES OF DELAWARE AND RARITAN CANAL VESSELS
by Capt. William McKelvey, Canal Historian and Author

PRALLSVILLE MILLS, STOCKTON ON THE DELAWARE
by Edward Rutsch

BETHLEHEM STEEL'S BLOWING ENGINEERS, OPERATING ON FILM
made by Lance Metz: Program Director and Historian, Canal Museum, Hugh Moore Park
presented by Dr. Edward Steers

PROCESS AND PRODUCT: THE MAKING OF STEEL AND IRON
by Jack Chard, Metallurgist and Historian

PEMBERTON AND THE NEW MILLS COMPANY
by Herb Githins, Industrial Archeologist

NYC TRANSIT POWER STATIONS 1902-1960
by Gerald Weinstein, Industrial History Photographer

THIRD ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM: Oct. 19, 1983

CLOSING THE MORRIS CANAL: RECOVERY OF PLANE 9W TURBINE
by James Lee

THE WONDERS OF ANTHRACITE, 1928 FILM BY LEHIGH COAL & NAVIGATION
by Lance Metz

THE SOHO WORKS, BELLEVILLE, NJ, 1795-1805
by Ed Rutsch

BALTIMORE MUSEUM OF INDUSTRY: IDEAS FOR NEW YORK
by Dennis Zembala

FORGING IRON AT VALLEY FORGE, PA
by Helen Schenck, Historian and Researcher, Univ. of Pennsylvania

THE "SAGA OF 249" RECOVERY OF A LEHIGH CANAL BOAT
by Stephen Hardick, Underwater Search and Recovery Expert

AMERICAS' LOVE AFFAIR WITH THE AUTO: A CULTURAL VIEW
by Pat Malone, Historian and Curator; Past President SIA

SCHUYLERVILLE, REAL AND IDEALIZED: ARCHEOLOGY AND HISTORY OF A CHAMPLAIN CANAL TOWN
by Gimigliano, Historian and Cultural Geographer

THE ARCHEOLOGY OF BLACK POWDER MILLS, WAYNE, NJ
by Ed Lenik, Historian and Archeologist

SECOND ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM: Oct. 16, 1982

THE ARCHEOLOGY OF THE SOUTH JERSEY GLASS INDUSTRY
by Don Pettifer, Wheaton Historical Village of Millville

IRON MINE RAILROADS OF NEW JERSEY
by Larry Lowenthal, Author and Historian

SWITCH BACK RAILROAD AT MAUCH CHUNK - THE ONLY MOVIE EXISTING
presented by Lance Metz, Easton Canal Museum

LONG POND FURNACE SITE AT WEST MILFORD TOWNSHIP: WORK IN PROGRESS
by Ed Rutsch, Industrial Archeologist and Preservationist

IRON ROPE IN AMERICA: HISTORY OF WIRE CABLE
by Donald Sayenga, cable expert with Bethlehem Steel

HOPPER GRIST MILL SITE IN MAHWAH
by Jo Ann Cotz, Industrial Archeologist

CHALK PITS MUSEUM IN WEST SUSSEX
by Ian Dean

WHITESBOG: A PINE BARRENS CRANBERRY PLANTATION
by Herbert Githins, Industrial Archeologist

WESTWAY: INDUSTRIAL HISTORY ON NEW YORK CITY'S WEST SIDE
by Dave Church, Geologist and Industrial Archeologist

A PHOTO HISTORY OF THE DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL
by Edwin D. LeRoy, Historian and Author

FIRST ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM: Sept. 12 (?), 1981

Thorwald Torgerson, Founder and Coordinator of the Symposium

HISTORIC BRIDGES
by Abba Lichtenstein

NEW YORK HARBOR ARCHEOLOGY
by Ed Rutsch

INDUSTRIAL ARCHEOLOGY IN NORTHWEST JERSEY
by Dave Peiffer

SHORT SUBJECTS INCLUDED:
Slides of Washburn Wire Co. (recently shut down) and Past IA Trips