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U.S. STEEL DUQUESNE WORKS
HAER No. PA-115
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PROJECT INFORMATION: The U.S. Steel Duquesne Works
documentation project is part of a
larger multi-year effort to document the
historic steel mills of the Monongahela
Valley by the Historic American
Engineering Record (HAER), a division of
the National Park Service, U.S.
Department of the Interior, dedicated to
documenting historically significant
engineering and industrial works in the
United States. The Monongahela Valley
Recording project was cosponsored in
1989-90 by the Steel Industry Heritage
Task Force, Jo H. Debolt, Chair and in
subsequent years by the Steel Industry
Heritage Corporation, August Carlino,
Executive Director.
Documentation was prepared under the
direction of G. Gray Fitzsimons, HAER
Historian/Engineer. The recording team
consisted of Christopher H. Marston,
Supervising Architect, Matthew Severance
and Joanna Winarska (ICOMOS),
Architectural Technicians. Formal
photography was done by Jet Lowe and
Martin Stupich. Joel Sabadasz served as
the project historian. Editors in
HAER's Washington office were Dean
Herrin, Michael Bennett and Lisa
Pfueller Davidson.
Three additional steel mills were recorded as part of the 1989-90
documentation of historic steel mills in the Monongahela Valley:
U.S. Steel Edgar Thomson Works HAER No. PA-384
U.S. Steel National Tube Works HAER No. PA-380
U.S. Steel Homestead Works HAER No. PA-2 00