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Balloons - Helium Plants - Development of helium work under the direction of the Bureau of Mines. Separator Building, North Fort Worth, Texas

Balloons - Helium Plants - Development of helium work carried on under the directio of the Bureau of Mines. Claude Column, Plant No. 2, North Fort Worth, Texas

Balloons - Helium Plants - Development of helium work under direction of the Bureau of Mines. Mess-hall, Plant #1 & 2, North Fort Worth, Texas

Balloons - Helium Plants - Development of helium under the direction of the Bureau of Mines. Water Supply Plant. Plants 1 & 2, North Fort Worth, Texas

Balloons - Helium Plants - Development of helium work under direction of the Bureau of Mines. Government Office, Plant #1, North Fort Worth, Texas

Balloons - Helium Plants - Development of helium work under the direction of the Bureau of Mines. Interior of Seperator Building, North Fort Worth, Texas

Balloons - Helium Plants - Development of helium work carried on under the direction of the Bureau of Mines. Main Compressor, Plant No. 2, North Fort Worth, Texas

Balloons - Helium Plants - Development of helium under the direction of the Bureau of Mines. Barracks, Plants 1 & 2, North Fort Worth, Texas

Balloons - Helium Plants - Development of helium work under the direction of the Bureau of Mines. Separator Column, Plant #1, North Fort Worth, Texas

Balloons - Helium Plants - Development of helium work carried on under direction of the Bureau of Mines. General interior Plant No. 2, North Fort Worth, Texas

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Balloons - Helium Plants

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