Valve Piping Along a Catwalk at ArcelorMittal Indiana Harbor
Taken August 2016
A steel walkway with valve piping runs along a rooftop structure at the former ArcelorMittal Indiana Harbor mill in East Chicago, Indiana. The mill traces its roots to Inland Steel, which built the Indiana Harbor Works starting in 1901 along Lake Michigan. ArcelorMittal took over the plant in 2006 after merging with International Steel Group.
Taken August 2016
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