by shaunoboyle
The massive blast furnaces at Bethelehem still remain today, and the plan is to preserve them in an industrial history museum, which will include rennovations to parts of the remaining building on the site. The #2 Machine Shop will house the exhibition part of the museum.
by shaunoboyle
While walking around the Bethelehem Steel site, I am constantly aware of the layers of access that were in place when the plant was in operation, the company was divided in a multitude of shops for the different trades represented, and you weren\’t allowed to visit other areas of the plant unless it was part [...]
by shaunoboyle
Shower Room, clothing baskets hang from the ceiling.
Categories: default, mills, ruins, steel • Tags: bethlehem steel
by shaunoboyle
Categories: default, mills, ruins, steel • Tags: bethlehem steel
by shaunoboyle
Categories: default, mills, ruins, steel • Tags: bethlehem steel
by shaunoboyle
Categories: default, mills, ruins, steel • Tags: bethlehem steel
by shaunoboyle
#2 Machine Shop, at 1/3 of a mile long, was one of the largest machine shops in the world. Empty as it is now, it has the grandure of an abandoned cathedral, and the quiet and stillness is only broken by the sounds of the wind blowing through this vast room.
Categories: default, mills, ruins, steel • Tags: bethlehem steel
by shaunoboyle
Categories: default, ruins, steel • Tags: steel, steel mill
by shaunoboyle
Categories: curiosities, default, ruins
by shaunoboyle
Categories: default, ruins, steel • Tags: steel mill
by shaunoboyle
Categories: default, industrial, mills
by shaunoboyle
Categories: default, ruins, steel • Tags: steel mill
by shaunoboyle
Categories: berkshires, default
by shaunoboyle
Blast Furnaces from Cemetery
Categories: default, ruins, steel • Tags: steel, steel mill
by shaunoboyle
Resting place of Robert Frost
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by shaunoboyle
Categories: default, ruins, steel • Tags: steel, steel mill
