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Braddock, Pennsylvania
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Carrie Blast Furnace Numbers 6 and 7 were designated as National Historic Landmarks in 2006, recognizing their significance in the history of American industry.
Standing at 92 feet, the furnaces were once part of the U.S. Steel Homestead Works and are a testament to the industrial might of the Pittsburgh region.
The furnaces are known for their 'iron garden,' a collection of metal sculptures created by local artists using materials found on-site.
These furnaces were in operation from 1907 until 1978, playing a crucial role in steel production during that time.
Guided tours provide insights into the steelmaking process and the site's history, offering a glimpse into the industrial past of the region.
The unique industrial backdrop has been featured in several films and television shows, highlighting its cinematic appeal.
Rivers of Steel, a nonprofit organization, manages the site and works to preserve its historical and cultural significance.
