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View fullsize HAVE YOU SEEN ME: Open Hearth - Youngstown, O. 2016 Where did this legendary Steel Street bar’s sign end up? 💰 Reward if found, maybe I can have one of the faces and donate the other one to the steel museum. Is it under the new sign? Down the
View fullsize Lake Erie and Eastern RR // Youngstown Sheet & Tube Brier Hill Works circa 2008 give or take. Curious about what purpose this rail spur that ran off the LE&E over to Sheet & Tube served. On the Sanborn map (fig. 4) it looks like it was a
View fullsize ORIGINAL CONTENT: New Castle Refractories Co. - New Castle, PA 2016. The plant was built in 1910, photographed a week before they knocked it down. Looks like they almost made it 100 years, see below. “NOTICE TO ALL EMPLOYEES March 5, 2009 The
View fullsize POPS: My steel haulin son of a steelworker dad gave me the Youngstown Sheet & Tube pipe flag that hung from the rafters in the center of our garage growing up. It’s where his dad worked for 35 years. I’m trying to step up my dad game
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View fullsize ORIGINAL CONTENT: Carnegie-Illinois Steel Co. Upper Union Mills - Youngstown, O. circa 2004
View fullsize ORIGINAL CONTENT: Weirton Steel Corp., Weirton, WV circa 2008. Towering over me on my right in the foreground is a small part of a clamp system that helped hold together the steam engine that powered the 45” blooming mill. This 25,000 horsepo
View fullsize SHARED: I wrote some words for the second edition of Car Bombs to Cookie Tables: The Youngstown Anthology. Few sentences, couple two three paragraphs.

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