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1. Coke Being Emptied into a Railway Car, U. S. Steel Plant

IDNO:
002232
Title:
Coke Being Emptied into a Railway Car, U. S. Steel Plant
Date:
1964/09/01
The industrial plant pictured is potentially located near Parkersburg, W. Va. The plant near Parkersburg is now a Du Pont plant.

2. Aerial View of Industrial Plant, Likely near Parkersburg, W. Va.

IDNO:
002333
Title:
Aerial View of Industrial Plant, Likely near Parkersburg, W. Va.
Date:
1964/09/01
Description:
The industrial plant pictured is potentially located near Parkersburg, W. Va. The plant near Parkersburg is now a Du Pont plant.

3. Elrama Power Station

IDNO:
002226
Title:
Elrama Power Station
Date:
1954/12/10
Coke ovens at a plant which is closed down for repairs.

4. Coke Ovens

IDNO:
002331
Title:
Coke Ovens
Date:
1953/11/16
Description:
Coke ovens at a plant which is closed down for repairs.
Comments on the back, 'Absolutely no polution!'

5. Coal Mine Down For Repairs

IDNO:
002330
Title:
Coal Mine Down For Repairs
Date:
1953/11/16
Description:
Comments on the back, 'Absolutely no polution!'
Caption on back reads 'Coke Ovens, Steam rises from the quenching tower of the new by-product coke battery at the Lorain, Ohio, works of U.S. Steel's National Tube Division. Coke production has been doubled with the instalation of three new batteries of 59 ovens each. Other improvements at Lorain include enlargment and installation of coal and coke handling facilities, numerous changes in the equipment for recovery of coal chemicals, and a coal and coke laboratory. Photo from U.S. Steel Corp., and copy negative September 1952.'

6. Coke Battery, U.S. Steel's National Tube Division, Lorain, Ohio

IDNO:
002308
Title:
Coke Battery, U.S. Steel's National Tube Division, Lorain, Ohio
Date:
1952/09
Description:
Caption on back reads 'Coke Ovens, Steam rises from the quenching tower of the new by-product coke battery at the Lorain, Ohio, works of U.S. Steel's National Tube Division. Coke production has been doubled with the instalation of three new batteries of 59 ovens each. Other improvements at Lorain include enlargment and installation of coal and coke handling facilities, numerous changes in the equipment for recovery of coal chemicals, and a coal and coke laboratory. Photo from U.S. Steel Corp., and copy negative September 1952.'