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U. S. Steel - 52-inch Structural Mill

A giant steel girder for a modern skyscraper takes shape in the stands of the 52-inch wide flange structural mill. Sign at left says "Learn safety on purpose not by accident."

See also: SCH_South_Chicago; U.S._Steel;

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Item Data

Title	U. S. Steel - 52-inch Structural Mill
Description	A giant steel girder for a modern skyscraper takes shape in the stands of the 52-inch wide flange structural mill. Sign at left says "Learn safety on purpose not by accident."
Subjects	SCH_South_Chicago; U.S._Steel;
Creator
Date	Unknown; 2007-02-01
Format	Photograph_(all_forms)
Identifier	1792; http://www.pullman-museum.org/cgi-bin/pvm/mainRecordDisplayXML.pl?recordid=10688; 81-43-3-p14
Rights	The Industrial Heritage Archives provides reproductions of items from its collections for personal or research use. If an image is to be reproduced in any type of publication or on the web, written permission is required and use fees may be assessed.
Collection	Southeast Chicago Historical Society

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