The Delray Connecting Railroad #64 leads a train towards the USS Steel Great Lakes Works in Ecorse, Michigan.
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The Delray Connecting Railroad #64 leads a train towards the USS Steel Great Lakes Works in Ecorse, Michigan.
5/1984 Shift change at Great Lakes Steel, a division of National Steel, in Ecorse, Michigan.
Downbound on the Detroit River, the Algolake approaches the Great Lakes Steel facility on Zug Island October 10/09.
The Algocape is downbound on the Detroit River at Zug Island September 12/09.
Zug Island. One big reason Southwest Detroit is one of the most polluted, unhealthiest, and highest childhood asthma having neighborhoods in the country.
The Quebecois, downbound on the Detroit River heading for Hamilton, passes Great Lakes Steel on Zug Island August 19/09.
The tug Stormont, upbound on the Detroit River at Zug Island, pushes a barge towards its Detroit destination September 10/08.
Great Lakes Steel Corporation, Detroit, MI
L-Book, 1950.
The Edward L. Ryerson, upbound on the Detroit River, passes the Great Lakes Steel complex on Zug Island. The Ryerson begins to check her speed back preparing to dock at Sterling Fuels in Windsor April 18/09.
Hanna furnaces of the Great Lakes Steel Corporation, Detroit, Mich. Cleaning out loose coke after removing a door preparatory to putting door back. Photograph by Arthur Siegel, November 1942.
(You have to look closely, but there's a man shoveling to the left of the furnace.)
From the FSA-OWI color collection at the Library of Congress
More pictures by Arthur Siegel | More pictures from the FSA-OWI collection
[PD] This picture is in the public domain.
