Steel Industry in Pittsburgh

[@S355B]

My grandfather worked in the steel mill from 1913 to 1922 year

[@shawnpa]

Homestead was not heated from the blast furnace. People lived more than a quarter mile, to a mile from them.However, conditions in the mill were said to be the way described. 12 hour days, 7 days a week and loud, smoky, windy, dirty, hot and dangerous-brutal conditions.

[@Systems1]

And people flocked here to have the work and to pursue the dream. Willingly

[@blackhatter011]

My family has a very long history of iron and steel. All of the women in my family iron and all the men steal.

[@pranushaaa]

😂😂😂🤣 funny dude

[@tracyjames4386]

It would be nice to watch the video in entirety

[@user-pc2pi3xr3s]

Where all my mill hunkies at?

[@zephyr823]

When men were men!

[@jayr5712]

Where is the rest of this video?

[@kathleengensure4422]

How do I contact you to use a portion of your video in a documentary I am doing on the history of our teachers' union?

[@jghprofhist]

This is a clip from this documentary about the Homestead Strike. www.imdb.com/title/tt0783597/

[@kathleengensure4422]

@@jghprofhist Did you seek permission to use the clip? If you did, can you tell me from whom?

[@sun9912]

Just use it

[@NerdFactor]

Winters were brutal my ass. This is a joke. Born and bred here. We are harder than this man makes us out to be.

[@drrider100]

I don't know what was worse, wearing minimal clothes in the 120 degree furnace or wearing the three layers of clothes, respirators, hoods, suit. That was the worse part for me.

[@ncaatrackstar]

Where is the rest of this video?

[@jghprofhist]

"10 Days that Unexpectedly Changed America"--Haymarket Strike