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  • Woodward Iron Company
    [[File:Woodward furnace aerial.jpg|right|thumb|375px|Woodward Furnaces]] [[File:Woodward No 3 tipple postcard.jpg|right|thumb|375px|Tipple at Woodward Mine No. 3]]
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  • Woodward Iron Works
    #REDIRECT [[Woodward Iron Company]]
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  • Woodward Iron Co.
    #REDIRECT [[Woodward Iron Company]]
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  • Woodward
    '''Woodward''' can refer to any of the following: * [[Woodward community]], a [[List of Jefferson County communities|community in Jefferso
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  • A. H. Woodward Jr
    ...[[World War II]] transport plane pilot and an executive in the [[Woodward Iron Company]]. Woodward was the son of [[Rick Woodward|A. H. "Rick" Woodward]].
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  • Woodward Iron Works
    #REDIRECT [[Woodward Iron Company]]
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  • Woodward Iron Co.
    #REDIRECT [[Woodward Iron Company]]
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  • Joseph Woodward
    [[File:Joseph Woodward.jpg|right|thumb|Joseph Woodward]] ...1917]] in [[Birmingham]]) was the chairman and president of the [[Woodward Iron Company]] and a director and vice-president of the [[First National Bank of
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  • Redding Shaft
    ...perated by the [[Woodward Iron Company]] from [[1917]] to [[1927]]. It and Woodward's [[Pyne Mine]] were two of the only three vertical shaft ore mines in the ...sported by the [[Louisville & Nashville Railroad]]'s South Branch to the [[Woodward Furnace]].
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  • Joseph Woodward II
    ...ire Lake, North Carolina) was an executive in his grandfather's [[Woodward Iron Company]] and a historian of the [[List of furnaces|furnaces]] in the [[Bir ...] and the son of [[Rick Woodward|Rick]] and [[Annie Woodward|Annie Jemison Woodward]]. Joseph attended the Phillips Academy in Andover, Massachusetts and Yale
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  • Woodward Iron Company
    [[File:Woodward furnace aerial.jpg|right|thumb|375px|Woodward Furnaces]] [[File:Woodward No 3 tipple postcard.jpg|right|thumb|375px|Tipple at Woodward Mine No. 3]]
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  • Ore
    ...ificantly in [[Red Mountain]], and credited as the, "basis of Birmingham's iron-steel industry" * [[Big Seam]], the main iron ore seam mined in Red Mountain
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  • Eugenia Woodward Hitt
    '''Eugenia Woodward Hitt''' (born [[1905]] in [[Birmingham]]; died [[1990]]) was a notable coll ...n]], and a granddaughter of [[Joseph Woodward]], founder of the [[Woodward Iron Company]].
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  • Woodward's Big Four
    ...t of Gospel groups|Gospel quartet]] made up of employees of the [[Woodward Iron Company]] which performed frequently in the district north of [[Fairfield]]
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  • George Edwards
    ...arch 21]], [[1835]] in Hillsboro, Ohio ) was a foreman for the [[Woodward Iron Company]] and a real-estate developer known as the "Father of [[Brighton]]" ...roads as a brakeman and conductor, but left in the 1850s to trade in scrap iron at Wheeling, West Virginia. While there he began doing contracting work and
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  • Harvey Woodward
    ...Maine) was the heir to the fortune of his father, industrialist [[William Woodward]]. He was one of the developers of the [[Tutwiler Hotel]], and left a beque ...of [[William Woodward|William H.]] and [[Angeline Woodward|Angeline Ashton Woodward]]. He was raised in New England and attended the Massachusetts Institute of
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  • Red Ore Elementary School
    ...a company-owned school for miner's children established by the [[Woodward Iron Company]] near [[Bessemer]]. ...e property since the early 1900s. The property was donated by the Woodward Iron Company in [[1917]], and was administered by the [[Jefferson County School
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  • Cleophus Brown
    ...ter Horn Industrial League]]. He played for them for twenty years. He left Woodward to drive a truck for the [[Ashland Oil Company]] in the 1970s and was hired [[Category:Woodward Iron Company]]
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  • Rick Woodward
    [[Image:Rick Woodward.jpg|right|thumb|Rick Woodward]] ...ck" Woodward''' (born [[1876]] - died [[1950]]) was chairman of [[Woodward Iron Company]] and owner of the [[Birmingham Barons]]. He is the namesake of [[
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  • List of furnaces
    ...es''' in the [[Birmingham District]]. The names are those used in [[Joseph Woodward II]]'s ''Alabama Blast Furnaces'' ([[1940]]) and the dates are the first "b * [[Cahaba Iron Works|Irondale Furnace]], 1864-1871
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  • Galatoire's Hotel & Restaurant
    ...at Galatoire's with his future son-in-law, [[Oscar Underwood]], to discuss iron markets.
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  • Pyne Mine
    ...lat=33.374722 | lon=-86.911111 | zoom=17 | type=k }}). It was, along with Woodward's [[Redding Shaft]], one of only two shaft mines dug in the [[Birmingham Di ...lined vertical shaft in [[1918]] a few miles south of the [[Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad Company]]'s [[Muscoda]] mines. The slope mines built near the
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  • Webb & Tillman
    ...The firm was held on retainer by the [[Berney National Bank]], [[Woodward Iron Company]], [[East Birmingham Land Company]], [[Pioneer Mining & Manufacturi
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  • Robert Baugh
    ...Woodward Iron Company]]. He remained with the team as secretary and joined Woodward in a hunt with Ty Cobb.
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  • Muscoda
    The Smith company was acquired by the [[Tennessee Coal, Iron & Railroad Company]] in [[1889]]. Under the supervision of [[Don Bacon]], t ...ine]] hoistway in [[Shades Valley]] to access the lowest part of the mine. Woodward closed the Muscoda mine openings in [[1953]], but continued to extract ore
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  • Dolomite
    [[File:Dolomite commissary.jpg|right|thumb|375px|Woodward Iron Co. commissary in Dolimite]] ...importantly, however, they struck a rich vein of [[coal]]. The [[Woodward Iron Company]] sank two more mines and the community experienced a boom in econo
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  • Foster Singers
    ...ployed in the [[Woodward Iron Company]]'s ore mines, and mine owner [[Rick Woodward]] encouraged their musical activities.
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  • Mary Pratt Furnace
    The '''Mary Pratt Furnace''' was an iron furnace constructed in [[Birmingham]] by [[Henry DeBardeleben]] and [[W. T. ...be flexible to meet the demands of the market, but mostly produced foundry iron, with a capacity of 15,000 tons per year. Inputs included furnace coke from
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  • T. H. Benners & Co.
    '''T. H. Benners & Co.''' was a company which brokers the sale of cast iron, coke and coal. It was founded in [[1906]] by [[Thomas Benners]], formerly ...principally involved in brokering the sale of products from the [[Woodward Iron Co.]] Later it began to specialize in alloys, refractory clays and other ma
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  • Thomas Furnaces
    ...s friend, [[Giles Edwards]], who had supervised production at the [[Shelby Iron Works]] in the 1860s. ...erty at [[Tannehill]] and [[Goethite]] and other locations known to have [[iron ore]] deposits. In [[1886]] the company purchased the 2,000-acre [[Williams
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  • Oscar Underwood
    ...ertha Woodward]], daughter of [[Woodward Iron Company]] president [[Joseph Woodward]].
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  • James McQueen
    ...in New York, New York) was an executive with the [[Sloss-Sheffield Steel & Iron Company]], serving as president from [[1918]] until his death. He was also ..., and rose to vice president of the re-organized [[Sloss-Sheffield Steel & Iron Company]] in [[1902]]. As an executive, McQueen focused on upgrading plants
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  • Williamson Iron Co.
    The '''Williamson Iron Co.''' was an iron manufacturer which operated in [[downtown Birmingham]]. The company was fir ...the capability of producing 1,250 tons per month of "foundry and forge pig iron". A furnace storage building was constructed over the right-of-way of [[Pow
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  • December 15
    * [[1917]]: [[Joseph Woodward]], president of [[Woodward Iron Company]]
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  • June 25
    * [[1965]]: [[Woodward Iron Company]] executive [[Joseph Woodward II]] died in North Carolina.
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  • 1843
    * December: [[Joseph Woodward]], president of the [[Woodward Iron Company]]
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  • William Spencer
    ...useum's board for 20 years. He also served on the boards of the [[Woodward Iron Company]] and other corporations and agencies. He and his wife, the former [[Margaret Spencer|Margaret Woodward Evens]], had three children, Margaret, [[William Spencer III|William III]]
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  • James Dovel
    ...orking as superintendent of construction for the [[Sloss-Sheffield Steel & Iron Company]]. ...outh's contract to design and construct a blast furnace for the [[Woodward Iron Company]]. By [[1905]] Dovel was working as a superintendent for the [[Birm
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  • Birmingham Southern Railroad
    ...carriers. The route included [[Thomas]], [[Ensley]], [[Fairfield]], and [[Woodward]]. A second line split off between Ensley and Fairfield and continued past ...anization. The Birmingham Southern was later sold to the [[Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company]], which in [[1906]] became a part of [[United States
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  • Wenonah
    ...] [[Birmingham Mining District]] maps. Number 6 was next to the [[Woodward Iron Company]]'s Camp #2 on its western boundary and was the location of the wat By [[1900]], TCI was operating 15 iron ore mines in the [[Birmingham District]] including the #6, #7, and #8 minin
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  • Woodward Building
    [[Image:Woodward Building 1904.jpg|right|thumb|450px|The Woodward Building, c. 1904]] ...nanced by [[William Woodward]] from the proceeds of his sale of [[Woodward Iron Company]], and was one of the earlier designs of architect [[William Weston
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  • Oxmoor Furnaces
    ...[Jefferson County]] and helped establish the commercial viability of [[pig iron]] production in the [[Birmingham District]]. ...rnment and local landowners including [[William Mudd]], the [[Red Mountain Iron and Coal Company]] was incorporated on [[November 5]], [[1862]] and work pr
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  • Brighton
    ...ur connecting it to the adjacent [[Woodward Iron Company]] factory town, [[Woodward]]. ...ad Company]] completed a passenger line through the community. In [[1892]] Woodward foreman and developer [[George Edwards]] began subdividing lots for residen
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  • Tannehill Ironworks
    ...orical iron furnace near [[Bessemer]]. One of the first [[List of furnaces|iron making operations]] in the [[Birmingham District]], the ironworks are an Al Tannehill was a major supplier of iron for Confederate ordnance. Remains of the old furnaces are the central attra
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  • 1880
    * [[A. O. Lane]] became editor of the ''[[Birmingham Iron Age]]''. * The [[Woodward Iron Company]] began operations in the [[Birmingham District]].
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  • Blount County
    ...[1967]], supplying the [[Woodward Furnace|Woodward]], [[Tennessee Coal and Iron|TCI]], and [[Sloss Furnace|Sloss]] furnaces in Birmingham, as well as the [
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  • List of Birmingham firsts
    * First coke iron: 1874, by the [[Experimental Coke Company]] * First wrought iron: June 30, 1881 at the [[Birmingham Iron & Steel Co.]]
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  • Horace Ware
    ...later recruited capital to the [[Birmingham District]] to help develop its iron and steel industry. ...ess and continued to participate in the development of the state's nascent iron industry while also briefly teaching school. He married the former [[Martha
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  • Birmingham Mineral Railroad
    ...at [[Magella]] on the north face of Red Mountain, connecting to the Alice, Woodward and Sloss properties. The '''South Branch''' was constructed simultaneously ...the mountain. Expansion of the railroad was directed by [[Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company]] president [[John Inman]], who was a director of L&N
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  • 1917
    * The [[Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company]] hired [[Lloyd Noland]] to head its health department * [[January 1]]: [[American Cast Iron Pipe Company]] inaugurated its employee pension plan.
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  • Birmingham Business Hall of Fame
    * [[Katherine M. McTyeire]], [[Iron Art]] * [[Charles Linn]], [[National Bank of Birmingham]], [[Linn Iron Works]]
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  • 1909
    * [[Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company]] began developing [[Bayview]]. * [[William Hassinger]] became president of the [[Southern Iron and Steel Company]].
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  • Elmwood Cemetery
    * [[George Crawford]] (1869-1936), President of the [[Tennessee Coal, Iron & Railroad Company]] 1907-1930 * [[Joseph Woodward]] (1843-1917), president of [[Woodward Iron Company]]
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