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Another Sad Historic Day in Allis-Chalmers History
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    Posted: 29 Jan 2012 at 8:57am
Cry A-C itself officially turned out the lights and locked the gates to the West Allis plant on January 29, 1989 - closing out a very long and storied chapter in American industrial history.
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That is sad, :\ My fiancee lives about 4 blocks down from the West Allis Works. I had the opprotunity to go down to the old plant and take pictures this weekend. I will be putting together a little story about it. :)
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Thanks Austin...I (and speaking for many of us) will be lookiing forward to your story!
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To think of all the time I spent in Milwaukee with my Great Grandparents and my Great Uncle and I never even went near it.  Alas....
Of course I have lived in La Crosse all my life and I have never been on the G. Heileman Brewery tour either...
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Looking forward to show everyone my findings! :D
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