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Bookmark or Share- Former Kaiser Steel Mill - ClioBuilt in 1942 to augment American shipbuilding efforts during World War II, the Kaiser Steel Mill in Fontana was the largest integrated steel-making facility on the West Coast and the crown jewel of tycoon Henry J. Kaiser’s industrial empire.
- Kaiser Steel Plant Site | The Center for Land Use Interpretation - clui.orgLUDB. Kaiser Steel Plant Site, California. Kaiser Steel built the largest steel plant on the West Coast during World War II. Located in the Los Angeles area’s Inland Empire town of Fontana, the plant operated for many years after the war, and employed more than 2,500 workers at its peak.
- A museum preserves the history of Kaiser Steel - Press Enterprisesteel-making process — including a string of lights pointing out the progression — that still hangs in what was the old Kaiser Steel cafeteria. “We just heard about six months ago they would like us to take it,” he said. “We never know what’s going to be coming. The museum is at 9324 San Bernardino Road. Call 909-823-3164.
- The Long Winter of Kaiser Steel : The industrial empire it once ...Historian Mark S. Foster called Kaiser Steel the “linchpin” of the powerful Kaiser industrial empire that included businesses in aluminum, cement, electronics, automobile manufacturing and...
- Henry J. Kaiser: California Dreamer, Workers’ FriendHe also created aluminum and steel industries on the West Coast, doing more to bring manufacturing to California than anyone else. His breadth was impressive as he ventured into housing, Hawaiian resort development, and the automobile industry. His engineers designed huge projects worldwide.
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