BASF Works Photos
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Hartgen Archeological Associates, Inc. issued a report "BASF Works Recordation Project: HABS Level II Documentation, Buildings
75, 87, and 88: City of Rensselaer, Rensselaer County, New York", by Walter R. Wheeler, September 2006 which provides a detailed
history, blue prints and photos of the dye plant. The photos were taken in November 2005 by Stephen P. Ross and are reproduced
here with the kind permission of Hartgen Archeological Associates. This report is available online at the web link below:
http://www.hartgen.com/userfiles/Besicorp%20pdf%20report.pdf
Building 75, looking north-northwest Building 75, looking west Building 75, looking south-southwest
Building 75, first floor west stairway wing, Building 75, second floor weighing Building 75, first floor west lab,
looking southwest room, looking south looking northeast
Building 75, first floor west lab, Building 75, first floor north lab, Building 87, looking northeast
looking east looking north
Building 87, looking east Building 87, looking southwest Building 87, third floor,
looking northwest
Building 87, second floor, Building 88, looking west Building 88, looking southwest
looking north
Building 88, second floor milling room, Building 88, electric panel boxes at BASF Works, general view,
looking north the second floor of northwest tower, looking west
looking south
Oil tank with Building 74 in left background, General view with Building 65 on Buildings 61 and 72, looking west-
looking northwest left, looking east northwest
Building 82, looking northeast Building 71, looking northeast with Building 41, looking northeast
Building 61 on left and Building 72 to the
right rear
Building 61, looking southeast, with Building 85, looking east-northeast Aerial, late 1930s, before 1941
Building 60 in foreground and
Building 71 to right
Aerial 1946 Aerial 1947 Aerial ca. 1948
Aerial early 1960s Aerial 1978 Aerial 1978
Aerial 1979 Aerial 2000
Click on Aerial Photos to Enlarge
Postcard of the Bayer Co. Dye Works in Rensselaer, View to East., ca. Early 1900s. Building 71 (with Peaked Roof) Is Flanked by Building 61 on Left and Building 72 on Right Rear.
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