The Estuary's industrial giant: more than a hundred ships in the Second World War alone, and a plans collection now at San Francisco Maritime running from 1768 to 1962.
- Founded
- 1905, as Moore & Scott Iron Works, when Robert S. Moore, Joseph A. Moore and John Thomas Scott bought the National Iron Works at Hunters Point
- Moved
- To the Oakland Estuary in 1909, acquiring the W. A. Boole & Son shipyard at the foot of Adeline Street
- Renamed
- Moore Dry Dock Company, 1922
- WWII
- Over 100 ships — 82 C3 cargo ships, C2s, Ashland-class dock landing ships; 82nd among all US corporations by value of war production contracts
- Closed
- 1961
- Archive
- Ship plans 1768–1962 and photographs 1878–1933, San Francisco Maritime NHP
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