Benefits of Managing the Heat Island Effect
Urban areas, where structures are highly concentrated and greenery is limited, become Heat Islands of higher temperatures relative to outlying areas.
June 2021
Friends of Charlestown Navy Yard
Navy Yard History – Friends of the Charlestown Navy Yard (friendscny.org) The United States established Charlestown Navy Yard in 1800 and operated it until 1974. During the Yard’s nearly 175 years, workers built more than 200 war ships and repaired thousands more. The Yard contained the Navy’s only ropewalk, which in 2016 is about to be …
Charlestown Navy Yard Boston National Historical Park, Massachusetts
Charlestown Navy Yard Boston, a National Historical Park, Massachusetts Project Gutenberg’s Charlestown Navy Yard, by National Park Service Charlestown Navy Yard Boston National Historical Park, Massachusetts Produced by the Division of Publications National Park Service U.S. Department of the Interior Washington, DC Author: National Park ServiceTitle: Charlestown Navy Yard Boston National Historical Park, MassachusettsRelease Date: …
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A Brief History of the Boston Navy Yard
A Brief History of the Boston Navy Yard Today part of the land formerly of this navy yard (about 30 acres or 120,000 square meters) is controlled by the Boston National Historical Park under the administration of the United States National Park Service. Boston Navy Yard Type Shipyard Historical Name of Location Boston, …
Boston Navy Yard During World War II
Boston Navy Yard During World War II In 1932, the Department of the Navy designated the Boston (Charlestown) Navy Yard to be the building site for destroyers. Two years later, the USS McDonough (DD-351) slid down the ways, marking the first major ship launching at the yard in over a decade. The launch of McDonough ushered in the most …
“We Can Do It!” – Shipbuilding Women invade the Charlestown Navy Yard
“We Can Do It!” – Shipbuilding Women invade the Charlestown Navy Yard Boston National Historical Park The enemy has struck a savage treacherous blow. We are at war, all of us! There is no time now for disputes or delay of any kind. We must have ships and more ships, guns and more guns, men …
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