

The Beginning
In the early 1900s, steel was used for almost everything; it was used to make skyscrapers, railroad tracks, bridges, Naval ships, and so...


Corruption and Big Business
Like the big business leaders of Tammany Hall in New York City and the cattle industry in Chicago, Carnegie also used undesirable tactics...


The Three Rivers
Pittsburgh is surrounded by three rivers that all meet at "The Point". The Ohio, Allegheny, and Monongahela Rivers come and go from...


The People of Pittsburgh
With their can-do, blue collar attitude and a work hard play hard mentality, the people of Pittsburgh were shaped by the steel industry...


The End of an Era
The end of the steel industry in Pittsburgh finally arrived in 1901 when Andrew Carnegie sold his Carnegie Steel Company to JP Morgan for...