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Exploring Historic Steel Production: A Visual Journey Through Manufacturing Sites

Dive into a rich collection of photographs that document the historic processes of steel production, showcasing key locations such as coke ovens, blast furnaces, and open hearth interiors. Spanning various sites, including USS’s Hospital and the Executive Country Club, these images capture the complexities of early 20th-century industrial work. Join Dr. Alan Rudy on a tour that highlights the significance of safety gear, labor conditions, and the evolution of steel-making operations during pivotal years like 1915 and 1913.

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Exploring Historic Steel Production: A Visual Journey Through Manufacturing Sites

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  1. Pictures of GaryALL PHOTOS FROM:http://www.dlib.indiana.edu/collections/steel/tour/ ISS310 Spring 2002 March 21 – SPRING?! Dr. Alan Rudy ALL PHOTOS FROM: http://www.dlib.indiana.edu/collections/steel/tour/

  2. Stove Foundations 7 & 8

  3. Coke Ovens

  4. Blast Furnace #8

  5. Open Hearth Interior

  6. Crew: Safety Gear?

  7. USS’s Hospital – Normal Accidents?

  8. Pay for 6 12-hour Days

  9. 5-7 Ellsworth Dr. 1915

  10. Jefferson Park 1913

  11. Executive Country Club

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