The massive crane at Bath Iron Works is one of Maine’s most recognizable industrial landmarks. Rising above the Kennebec River in Bath, it symbolizes more than a century of shipbuilding tradition in the state. Installed in the late 20th century, the crane is a vital part of the shipyard’s operations, used in the construction of U.S. Navy vessels, especially guided-missile destroyers. Its towering profile is visible for miles, making it both a functional tool and a regional landmark. For many, th

2.3K views · 39 reactions | Tonight, @erikatarantal heads to the Kennebec River and Bath, Maine to check out the city’s shipbuilding history...and what’s a Chronicle episode without some food? Native American cuisine is on the menu tonight for the Main Streets & Back Roads of Bath, ME. #wcvb #chronicle5 | Chronicle on WCVB Channel 5 | Facebook