DeLamater Iron Works
Ironworks, Manhattan, New York.
- Side
- Union
- Kind
- Ironworks
- Where
- Manhattan, New York
- Years
- 1861-1865
DELAMATER IRON WORKS
Works on the North River that built Monitor's engines, boilers and propeller and much of the machinery for the Passaic-class monitors. At the outbreak of war it was reputed the largest marine steam-engine works in the country, with up to 1,200 workers.
Then
The works, fronting the North River at Thirteenth and Fourteenth Streets, built Monitor's engines, boilers and propeller and much of the machinery for the Passaic-class monitors. At the outbreak of war it was reputed the largest marine steam-engine works in the country, with up to 1,200 workers.
Cornelius DeLamater died in 1889, and his son sold the business the following year.
Now
The nearest railroad in service today is a line owned by a smaller railroad, about 1.9 miles from the center of Manhattan.
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