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Elton N. Gish's 2003 history of Texaco's Port Arthur Works refinery in Texas, published by Infinity Press with Texaco's permission to use company photographs and Texaco Star material. The chapters trace the refinery from the 1901 Spindletop gusher and the 1903 Sour Lake discovery through the 1915 hurricane, the Port Arthur Terminal can plant, the Holmes-Manley cracking stills, World War II, lubricant manufacture, Port Neches Works and the Shell and Motiva era. The book says a 1923 explosion of Battery 28 killed nine men.
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- Infinity Press, Buna, TX
- Date
- 2003
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“Texaco's Port Arthur Works: A Legacy of Spindletop and Sour Lake.” 2003. Infinity Press, Buna, TX. AsbestosClaims.Law Library. https://asbestosclaims.law/library/books/texacos-port-arthur-works-a-legacy-of-spindletop-and-sour-lake-2003.
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