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A 1944 aerial view of Marinship operations, looking north, with Marin City in the background. Pictured is the main warehouse and eight new tankers preparing for service. Today this site is the Army Corps of Engineers Bay Model. Marinship Corporation in Sausalito was a WWII Liberty shipyard owned by W.A. Bechtel Co. During WWII, residential Marin City was developed as housing for Marinship workers and their families. In the span of Marinship's three and a half years of active service (1942-1945), fifteen EC-2 Liberty Ships were built, along with seventy-eight oil tankers and twenty invasion barges. At its peak, Marinship employed a multi-ethnic workforce of 20,000.
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