McClure's 1894 A huge crane made an ingot A Few Projecting Spires and Chimneys Indicated a Town Beginning the Day Breaker Boy Bridge and Boat The Converting Mill The Converting Mill: The Converter in Blast Corner of Library and of Dinner-room Crossing the Monongahela Feeding the Furnace The Ferry-boat and it's Captain He Who Worked at the Drill Engaged in Conversation with our Guide In a Large Room Sat the Little Slate-pickers In the Converting Mill "Pouring" In the "Finished Beams" Yard In the Plate Mill: Salting the Plate In the Plate Mill In the "Rouching" or "Break-down" Mill Last Sight of the Breakers from the Town Lining a Furnace Mills as Seen from the Backyard of a Boarding-house Miners Going to and from Work Reading The Breaker The Dead Black Walls Slipped Swiftly By The Engineer The "Fan" and Entrance to Shaft The Main Gangway in a Coal Mine The Oldest "Cottage" in Homestead The Toothless Saw Cutting Beams Simply by Friction Train at Platform Train in Station Two Men Crouching where the Roof of the Passage Came Near to Meeting the Flood Up the Street from the Ferry Landing Whoa, Molly Workman Warming his Dinner on a Hot Brick World's Work 1905 A Promise of Trouble Bundle Boys as substitutes for Wagons Many Police to Protect a few Wagons Swearing in Special Deputy Sheriffs Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper 1891 Drawings by L. L. Roush Ready to Start for the Pits
McClure's 1894
A huge crane made an ingot A Few Projecting Spires and Chimneys Indicated a Town Beginning the Day Breaker Boy Bridge and Boat The Converting Mill The Converting Mill: The Converter in Blast Corner of Library and of Dinner-room Crossing the Monongahela Feeding the Furnace The Ferry-boat and it's Captain He Who Worked at the Drill Engaged in Conversation with our Guide In a Large Room Sat the Little Slate-pickers In the Converting Mill "Pouring" In the "Finished Beams" Yard In the Plate Mill: Salting the Plate In the Plate Mill In the "Rouching" or "Break-down" Mill Last Sight of the Breakers from the Town Lining a Furnace Mills as Seen from the Backyard of a Boarding-house Miners Going to and from Work Reading The Breaker The Dead Black Walls Slipped Swiftly By The Engineer The "Fan" and Entrance to Shaft The Main Gangway in a Coal Mine The Oldest "Cottage" in Homestead The Toothless Saw Cutting Beams Simply by Friction Train at Platform Train in Station Two Men Crouching where the Roof of the Passage Came Near to Meeting the Flood Up the Street from the Ferry Landing Whoa, Molly Workman Warming his Dinner on a Hot Brick
World's Work 1905
A Promise of Trouble Bundle Boys as substitutes for Wagons Many Police to Protect a few Wagons Swearing in Special Deputy Sheriffs
Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper 1891
Drawings by L. L. Roush Ready to Start for the Pits
