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| Forge workers 1912. This photo was labeled Lombardi's and Fusi's at the Buick Co. Tony Lombardi is circled. Read his story at age 95 below. |
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| Here's another view inside of the forge shop from the teens. |
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| This view is facing north. |
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| This view is facing east looking across Industrial Avenue from Rankin Street. This is all a parking lot now and abandoned. The factories in the background are in order front to back factory #12 the sheet metal and brass works at that time. Beyond that is factory #05 the Buick enameling plant. The taller structure in the background is the forge shop #03 where Joe Lombardi would have worked. His wife is Maria (Fusi) and the little boy is Guido (Guy). |
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| This view of the Buick Drop Forge is looking north west from Division st. from the location of the Buick gas station. At the extreme left you can see factory #05 with its bridge in view. Factory #03 lasted until the remodel in 1963. This is the future site of the factory #12c annex. |
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