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and brought in Welsh experts to bootstrap Iron production using blast furnace technology in the Lehigh Valley

but the engine servicing facilities have been demolished

The Montreal subsidiary was renamed Montreal Locomotive Works (MLW) several years later

and Duluth

MLW grew substantially during the Second World War when its plant facilities were converted primarily to fabricating matériel for the Commonwealth/Allied war effort (largely by a female workforce)

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