Known today as PSF Industries, Inc., and PSF Mechanical, Inc., Puget Sound Sheet Metal Works Company was founded in 1900 by Edward Hite, Robert S. Raven, and Joseph W. Callahan and incorporated in 1902 as Puget Sound Sheet Metal Works, Inc. (PSSMW) by Raven, Hite, and David Bowen. PSSMW began as a sheet metal and roofing company, but over the course of its history the company was involved a wide variety of projects, including the manufacture of stainless steel brewing equipment beginning in the 1930s and special train cars to transport 747 parts. This image shows the company's newly constructed third building, located at 3631 East Marginal Way, which was used from 1918-1945. During World War II, this plant turned out fabrications of sheet metal, steel plate, and structural steel for the shipbuilding industry, defense industry, aircraft industry, and the U. S. Army and Navy.

This image is part of an album containing 71 photographs concerning PSSMW's history. Caption information source: The First One Hundred Years: History of PSF Industries, Inc. and PSF Mechanical, Inc., by Nile Thompson

• Subjects (LCTGM): Industrial facilities--Washington (State)--Seattle; Puget Sound Sheet Metal Works