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BAYTOWN SHIP CHANNEL - NARA - 545845

BAYTOWN SHIP CHANNEL - NARA - 545845

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BFD E2

BFD E2

Baytown Fire Department Engine 2 at its station.

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Cup on a Shelf (Unsplash)

Cup on a Shelf (Unsplash)

Baytown, United States

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FEMA - 39022 - Overview of Baptist Men mobile kitchen and commodity point of distribution in Texas

FEMA - 39022 - Overview of Baptist Men mobile kitchen and commodity point of distribution in Texas

Baytown, TX, September 28, 2008 -- An aerial view of the North Carolina Baptist Men's disaster kitchens Manna 1 (left center), Unit 2 (right), and Unit 3 (left), a FEMA commodity Point of Distribution (POD) (upper left center), and a Red Cross command center. The three kitchen complex can cook and distribute 70,000 meals per day; 2 weeks after Hurricane Ike and this kitchen group is still sending out 7000 meals per day. Mike Moore/FEMA

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Fred Hartman Bridge Houston

Fred Hartman Bridge Houston

The Fred Hartman Bridge over the Houston Ship Channel, Houston, Texas, USA

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Henry Earle Lumpkin in office at Exxon Research and Engineering Company laboratory 1969

Henry Earle Lumpkin in office at Exxon Research and Engineering Company laboratory 1969

Henry Earle Lumpkin, a research chemist who specialized in the topic of mass spectrometry, in his office at the Exxon Research and Engineering Company laboratory in Baytown, Texas. Lumpkin is seated at his desk using an Friden electromechanical desktop calculator. Lumpkin's collection of fossils, as well as his personal technical library, are visible on the bookcase behind him.

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IBM 1800 computer at Exxon Research and Engineering Company laboratory 1971

IBM 1800 computer at Exxon Research and Engineering Company laboratory 1971

View of the IBM 1800 Data Acquisition and Control System computer used to accept and process data from a mass spectrometer at the Exxon Research and Engineering Company laboratory in Baytown, Texas. This photograph was taken on the day that use of the computer was discontinued at the laboratory. Henry Earle Lumpkin (Research Associate in charge of computer operations) stands to the left while laboratory technician Jack L. Taylor is visible on the right. Taylor is wearing a black band on his righ

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Model 21-103 Mass Spectrometer in use at Exxon analytical research laboratory 1974

Model 21-103 Mass Spectrometer in use at Exxon analytical research laboratory 1974

Consolidated Engineering Corporation Model 21-103 Mass Spectrometer in use at the Exxon Research and Engineering Company analytical research laboratory located in Baytown, Texas. Laboratory Technician Glyn R. Taylor is seen preparing a sample for insertion into the mass spectrometer's heated inlet system.

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