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m # U.S. STEEL DUQUESNE WORKS HAER No. PA-115 (Page 253) Constructed on a concrete foundation by the American Bridge Company, the steel-framed building has a brick exterior. Its corrugated metal roof is supported by Pratt trusses. Segmented arch windows rim the building's four walls on both floors. The first floor of the building houses a counter space at its northwestern end which was used to dispense supplies such as metatarsal shoes and hard hats to the workforce. The rest of the first floor is composed of storage bins. The second floor houses offices. Built off of the southeastern wall of the General Storehouse is a small, one story brick lean-to. It was used for the storage of brass scrap. A one story, 19' long x 25' wide, general storeroom with a brick exterior is built off of the lean-to. Constructed from a concrete foundation, the building's gable roof is supported by Fink trusses. Constructed off of the southwestern wall of the General Storehouse is a two story, corrugated metal lean-to which was used as a delivery unloading dock. Construction date: ca. 1910. XI. Oil House: Laid out on a northwest-southeast axis, the one story, 34' long x 27' wide Oil House is located about 5* northwest of the General Storehouse. Constructed from a concrete foundation by the American Bridge Company, the steel-framed building has a brick exterior with corbelling under the eaves of its corrugated metal gable roof. The gable roof is supported by Fink trusses. Two ventilation hoods protrude through the roof's peak. Segmented arch windows exist on three of the building's four walls. The inside of the building consists of a storage area for oil drums and a small office in its northeast corner. Construction date: ca. 1910. XII. Gas Cylinder Storage Building: The one story, 68' long x 18* wide Gas Cylinder Storage Building is laid out on a northwest-southeast axis near the 487,000 gallon Water Treatment Storage Tanks. Built from a concrete foundation by the American Bridge Company, the steel-framed building has a brick exterior. Its corrugated metal gable roof is supported by Fink trusses. Four ventilation hoods protrude from the peak of the roof. A 68' long x 6 f wide loading platform is built off of the building's southwestern wall. The inside of the building was used as a storage space for acetylene gas bottles. Construction date: ca. 1910.
• • U.S. STEEL DUQUESNE WORKS HAER No. PA-115 (Page 254) XIII. General Services and Transportation Office: Laid out on a northeast-southwest axis, the one story, 47' long x 35* wide General Services and Transportation office is located 40' southwest of the General Storehouse. Constructed on a concrete foundation by the American Bridge Company, the steel-framed building has a brick exterior and a hipped slate roof. Rectangular windows are located on three of the building's four walls. A locker room exists in the cellar of the building. The main floor contains six offices. Construction date: ca. 1910. XIV. Millwrights Office Building: Laid out on a north-south axis, the one story, 25' long x 19' wide Millwrights Office Building is located at the northern end of the blast furnace ore yard. Built on a concrete foundation by the American Bridge Company, the steel-framed building has a brick exterior. Its corrugated metal gable roof is supported by Fink trusses. Corbelling exists just under the building's eaves. Segmented arch windows rim the four walls of the building. Its main floor contains four offices. Construction date: ca. 1910. XV. North Blast Furnace Sub-Station: Laid out on a north-south axis, the two story, 76 f long x 32' wide North Blast Furnace Sub- Station is located 8' east of the Millwrights Office Building at the northern end of the blast furnace ore yard. Constructed from a concrete foundation by the American Bridge Company, the indoor electrical sub-station has a flat roof. Entrance into the building was prohibited at the time of the HAER inventory. Construction date: ca. 1970. XVI. Fuel and Instrument Building/Indoor Sub-Station: The two story, 66* long x 43' wide Fuel and Instrument Building is laid out on a east-west axis, approximately 100' east of the 487,000 gallon Water Treatment Reaction Tanks. Built on a concrete foundation by the American Bridge Company, the steel-framed building has a brick exterior with a flat roof. Corbelled brickwork exists along the cornice of the building. Rectangular windows rim both floors of the building on its northern, southern, and eastern walls. The building's first floor contains several instrument panels at its northern end and three offices at its southern end. The second floor contains a locker room. Construction date: ca. 1925. XVII. Brick Shed/Tool and Locker Room: Laid out on a east-west axis, the two story, 163' long x 52 f wide Brick Shed is located 20' north of the Fuel and Instrument Building. Constructed on a concrete foundation by the American Bridge Company, the building's brick exterior encases a steel frame. Its gable roof
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