General Thomas W Hyde Bath’s greatest benefactor remembered
Henry W. Owen Jr recalls General Thomas W Hyde founder of Bath Iron Works who died November 14 1899 at Fortress Monroe. The piece portrays Hyde as the city’s chief benefactor shaping Bath’s economy politics and culture through war service business leadership and philanthropy. It notes his role in the 6th Corps Maine commandery Loyal Legion and local clubs while detailing his early life career and lasting impact on Bath.
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