For most of the 20th century, Bethlehem Steel's flagship mill stretched nearly five miles and employed over 30,000 workers at its peak. This is the story of how it was built, how it collapsed, and ...

Pieces of Bethlehem Steel history are on display on the Hoover-Mason Trestle elevated walkway at at SteelStacks in south Bethlehem. The trestle was developed and is owned and operated by the ...

The National Museum of Industrial History sits on the former grounds of Bethlehem Steel, housing original machines that trace American innovation from portable steam engines to the Jacquard loom ...

The blast furnaces that today loom beside a world-class performing arts venue don’t belch smoke anymore, and the last remaining ore crane is a casino sign. But these vestiges of the former Bethlehem ...

The National Museum of Industrial History has acquired a collection of archival materials from the late Frank Fabian, a former Bethlehem Steel draftsman and local historian, and his wife Bernice.

CC0 Usage Conditions ApplyClick for more information. The collection consists of approximately 28,000 photographic negatives, slides, prints and other materials documenting Bethlehem Steel Corporation ...

Jerry Green is a witness to both Bethlehem’s past and future. Fifty years after starting a career at Bethlehem Steel, the 68-year-old city resident is stepping down as president of United Steelworkers ...