Milton CAT - Tue February 17, 2026
VIDEO: A New Life for a Caterpillar 1957 D9 Dozer
In 2023, a 1957 Cat D9 dozer was discovered by a group of friends in western New York. The dozer, originally owned by County Line Stone, had been left in the woods, exposed to the harsh winter elements and surrounded by overgrown foliage, for more than 24 years....
Northern Virginia Magazine & MVLA - Thu December 11, 2025
Latest Phase of $40M Restoration Project at Va.'s Mount Vernon is Complete
Three phases of a $40 million revitalization project at George Washington's historic mansion in Virginia have been completed, according to the Mount Vernon Ladies Association (MVLA), a nonprofit that manages the estate of America's first president....
CEG - Thu October 02, 2025
HCEA's 39th Annual Convention Debuts New Museum
The Historical Construction Equipment Association (HCEA) staged its 39th Annual International Convention & Old Equipment Exposition Sept. 18–20, 2025, on the grounds of the National Construction Equipment Museum at 16623 Liberty Hi Rd....
Chuck MacDonald – CEG CORRESPONDENT - Wed September 17, 2025
B&O Museum Reimagines for Bicentennial
Baltimore's B&O Railroad Museum has welcomed train enthusiasts and history buffs for decades. The first commercially chartered railroad in the country chugged into gear in 1827 from this site. The museum also contains the South Car Works building, the oldest continuously operating railroad repair facility in the United States, if not the world (1869-1990)....
HCEA - Tue September 09, 2025
Historical Construction Equipment Association Announces Dedication of New Museum Building
The Historical Construction Equipment Association announced the dedication of its new National Construction Equipment Museum building on September 19, 2025. The 20,000 sq. ft. structure is specifically designed for the permanent preservation and display of the major pieces from the Museum's collection of more than 220 antique construction machines and other vehicles....
WMTW-TV - Tue September 02, 2025
Maine's Pemaquid Point Lighthouse Park Fix Coastal Bluff After Damaging Storms
Nearly two years after a pair of ferocious, wind-driven winter storms pummeled Maine's coastline, steps are finally being taken to protect one of the state's most visited historic sites. A permit has been filed and a $1 million matching grant requested to address severe erosion along the bluff at Pemaquid Point Lighthouse Park in Bristol....
Balfour Beatty - Wed August 20, 2025
Balfour Beatty Breaks Ground on N.C. History Center on Civil War, Emancipation, Reconstruction
Balfour Beatty, in association with Varnedoe Construction, has broken ground on the final phase of The North Carolina History Center on Civil War, Emancipation and Reconstruction (The center). Once complete, the 60,000-sq.-ft....
Smithsonian Magazine & CEG - Tue July 01, 2025
Red Sandstone Bricks from Old N.J. Church to Be Used in Smithsonian Castle Restoration
Rare sandstone bricks from a soon-to-be demolished historic church in New Jersey will be used to renovate the Smithsonian Castle in Washington, D.C.,As crews from SJ Hauck Construction in Absecon, N.J....
Liebherr - Thu June 26, 2025
Liebherr Tower Cranes at Work on Restoration of Parador de Santiago
Two Liebherr EC-B tower cranes are currently being used in the extensive restoration of the historic Parador de Santiago de Compostela. Supplied by the company Maga Vigo, the 71 EC-B and 125 EC-B cranes are supporting the complex construction works on the Plaza del Obradoiro, directly opposite Santiago's cathedral....
Larry Bernstein – CEG CORRESPONDENT - Wed March 19, 2025
Crews Begin Replacing More Than Century-Old Span Over Conn. River
Constructed in 1907, the Connecticut River Bridge connects the towns of Old Saybrook and Old Lyme. In summer 2024, the O&G/Tutor Perini Joint Venture team broke ground on the new Connecticut River Bridge, which is expected to be completed in summer 2030....
