Description: The Union Railroad, owned by United States Steel, funnels materials used to make steel to its parent's plants along the Monongahela River. While essentially an industrial switching and transfer operation, the tonnages are immense. In addition to bringing in bulk material and shipping out finished products, it moves products produced at one plant to another one. The video starts out in North Bessemer where the Union connects with former US Steel sister road Bessemer & Lake Erie and down to the USS Edgar Thomson Works with scenes around the plant. Then it is across the Port Perry Bridge to the Duquesne Class Yard. From the yard, the trip continues south to Grant Street, Bull Run, Dravosburg Tunnel, the Irvin Works and on to the end of the line at the Clairton coke works. There are also side trips on the Mifflin, Munhall and Duquesne branches. The video footage was shot, mostly in 2001, includes spectacular scenes of hot metal car action at the Edgar Thomson Works. Video is 80-minutes long.
Price: 20 USD
Location: Saint Paul, Minnesota
End Time: 2025-01-14T18:05:15.000Z
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Type: Movie
Format: DVD
Region Code: DVD: 0/All (Region Free/Worldwide)
Language: American English
Release Year: 2008
Video Format: NTSC
Case Type: Tall/DVD Case
Rating: NR
Sub-Genre: Railroad & Industry
Genre: Documentary
Movie/TV Title: Union Railroad - United States Steel's Pittsburgh Lifeline
Country/Region of Manufacture: United States