The Homestead Works of US Steel was a large production facility built in the 19th century and once owned by Andrew Carnegie. It functioned for over a 100 years, and once employed as many as 15,000 workers.
Picture 1 is an archive picture showing the mill in operation.
All that remains are the chimneys that were once attached to the giant hearths.
I love the perspective in #2 - very nicely done and explained!
a lot of work went to building those chimneys great post....
i like'em :)
#4 looks like a street in a any city built by the ancient Romans... now in ruins... like e.g. #17 or #18 [url=http://www.photoblog.com/atszabo/2012/06/20/exploring-hierapolis-turkey.html]HERE in Turkey...[/url]
Nice chimneys :)
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#2 goes straight to my favourites.