From a Parisian peek into the past, to Bethlehem Steel's greatest hits, the Industrial Archives & Library is home to 15,000 ...

Robert, a former Bethlehem Steel executive vice president ... every plant, every mill closed down, to the extent whereby he's making all sorts of noise. It was complete music to our ears out ...

In fact, Bethlehem Steel once sued U.S. Steel for ... demanding the company's next steel mill be built in Chicago, not Pittsburgh. When he was told the plans had already been laid, Field left ...

Raymond W. Will, a mechanical engineer and former general foreman of Bethlehem Steel Corp.’s Rod and Wire Mill at its Sparrows Point works, died Nov. 17 from cancer at Senator Bob Hooper Hospice ...

The mill employed 2,000 people who were either from cities in the North or from the rural South. Since Sparrows Point was isolated, the Maryland Steel Company created a town for its employees.

Bethlehem Steel wasn’t just a steel mill; it was a small city. People lived there. It was impactful and significant, and its collapse was incredibly sad.

Fifty years after starting a career at Bethlehem Steel, the 68-year-old city resident is stepping down as president of United Steelworkers Local 2599 on Sept. 29 — 23 years to the day since he ...

On Nov. 18, 1995, Bethlehem Steel’s last operating blast ... Guzzo will have as a visual aid the actual training mill that was built to scale. The replica had been residing in storage in West ...

But these vestiges of the former Bethlehem Steel Corp. still standing in Bethlehem are reminders of America’s industrial past. Now, you can see images of these and other operations of Bethlehem ...

In Bethlehem Steel Company’s new rod mill, the red-hot rods, being rolled to size, pass through the rollers at a maximum speed of: (a) 3 miles per hour (c) 27 miles per hour (b) 12 miles per ...

For decades, the emptiness of the shuttered Bethlehem Steel complex stood as a symbol of the Buffalo Niagara region's struggles. Now, with a smattering of new developments – and more on the way ...

"He worked here a long time, and he loved it." The star is the same one Bethlehem Steel lit since 1978 from high atop the mill's "L Furnace." "It was the Star of Bethlehem. It was hope," retired ...