Homestead, PA. : Smokeless stacks.

    A scanned color print photograph.
    These stacks are almost all that remains of U.S. Steels Homestead works.

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      Mikros added this photo to their favorites. (53 months ago)

    2. Mikros (53 months ago | reply)

      wonderful shot.

    3. Christian Demma (50 months ago | reply)

      'This Great Image Has Won A Extraordinary Compositions Award'

      Excellent Work.

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      Marcus Surrealleous added this photo to their favorites. (50 months ago)

    5. Marcus Surrealleous (50 months ago | reply)

      Really captures the post industrial age. Those chimneys are a photographer's dream ! Really great impact and photo.

      'This Great Image Has Won A Extraordinary Compositions Award'

      Excellent Work.

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      justinjuice78 and ~EvidencE~ added this photo to their favorites.

    7. ~EvidencE~ (49 months ago | reply)

      wicked shot

      seen in industrial decay pool

    8. Richard_Miles (46 months ago | reply)

      This wonderful K-Mount Picture was seen in K-Mount Lovers Unite

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      ionlung, jaredhuckle, and R-S- added this photo to their favorites.

    10. R-S- (45 months ago | reply)

      wonderful photo, like that you taken these before development for the waterfront.
      I'm pleased they left the stacks

    11. uʌ (42 months ago | reply)

      thanks for adding this to the map ; )

    12. swainboat (41 months ago | reply)

      I love the east coast row houses.
      Seen In Decayed yet Hauntingly Beautiful

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      gsgeorge added this photo to their favorites. (40 months ago)

    14. mrhimel2002 (40 months ago | reply)

      I have enjoyed looking at the your photos.
      I worked in this mill from 1978 until 1984
      Mostly in Old Open Hearth #5 at the Homestead Works.
      This place was known as the closest place to HELL topside.
      If you were walking in the boiler house and they dumped slag from the furnace's you had to stop moving !!
      You could not see your hand in front of your face for more then 2 ft.
      The air was so hot it was hard to wear a respirator.
      We ran 24 / 7 3 shifts rotating around the clock.
      You started on 8 AM to 4 pm went to 4-12 next week ect.
      Times have changed and thank god Im in Arizona now.

      Jeff Himelblau 2009
      mrhimel2002@yahoo.com

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      mrhimel2002, patrickjoust, fetusovaries, fixBuffalo, and 4 other people added this photo to their favorites.

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