The Bethlehem Historic Conservation Commission on Monday voted to deny a recommendation for demolishing an 1895 home at 1304 ... at the estate of Bethlehem Steel President Eugene Grace.

By 1895, an increasing number of parishioners ... now home to Northampton Community College’s Fowler Center. “Bethlehem Steel was self-contained,” Dzwonczyk said. “It had its own police ...

The Industrial Archives & Library expands with a 62-acre donation in Bethlehem, preserving Bethlehem Steel and U.S. industrial history for generations.

By 1895, an increasing number of parishioners ... and the Steel’s former employee entry gate. “Bethlehem Steel was self-contained,” Dzwonczyk said. “It had its own police force, plant ...

The plant in every respect is to be a leading rival of the great Carnegie and Bethlehem Steel Companies. View Full Article in Timesmachine » Advertisement ...

Bethlehem Steel Corp., the company that forged the steel for the Golden Gate Bridge and many of the armaments the nation used to win world wars, ceased to exist yesterday. Felled by cheap imports ...

and that’s not hyperbole. The annual Steel Weekend & Steelworkers Reunion returns to South Bethlehem on Oct. 15-16 with a bevy of programs and activities that offers something for everyone who ...

A report on efforts in one town to redevelop a steel mill that was once at the center of a company's power and a town's survival. This is the Bethlehem Steel Mill, once home plant of the Bethlehem ...

Reporting from Bethlehem, Pa. — Sixteen thousand tons of Bethlehem Steel collapsed in a matter of seconds Sunday as a demolition crew imploded Martin Tower, the defunct steel maker’s former ...

Even today, nearly twenty years after Bethlehem Steel declared bankruptcy, and decades after it began its slow decline, there’s no consensus why exactly the iconic company tanked. Some point to ...

Bethlehem Steel built it, and it was an obvious source of pride for the Bethlehem-headquartered company, so much so that the company produced a film about the construction. A few copies are still ...