LPG industry’s beginnings marked in PFA profiles
April 2, 2021 By Brian Richesson
The chemist who discovered the properties of propane and the site marking the first LPG installation give Propane Fuels America a historical feel.
Read MoreThe chemist who discovered the properties of propane and the site marking the first LPG installation give Propane Fuels America a historical feel.
Read MoreCheck out a photo slideshow of some recent LP gas-related events, including a propane industry celebration at the National Museum of Industrial History.
Read MoreAfter about two decades of planning, the National Museum of Industrial History opened in August in the 100-year-old former Bethlehem Steel facility.
Read MoreThe National Museum of Industrial History plans to debut a propane exhibit this August to showcase the history of the propane industry.
Read MoreIndustry members met in Bethlehem, Pa., to review design elements for a propane exhibit planned for the National Museum of Industrial History.
Read MoreConstruction of a propane exhibit at the National Museum of Industrial History (NMIH) in Bethlehem, Pa., is expected to begin this fall.
Read MoreLP Gas provides a profile on hall of fame inductee Robert B. Nicholson.
Read MoreA recently retired president and CEO of a retailing giant; a leader in public affairs; and an engine…
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