An old steel mill along the Ohio River in Daviess County, Ky., is coming down .
I don't know much about that particular site, but I am familiar with the large numbers of smokestack factories here in the Huntington-Ashland-Ironton area that have come down. Some being redeveloped. Some sit idle. Meanwhile, I sometimes drive through neighborhoods built to house people who worked at those factories. A while back, I saw a photo of a neighborhood in northeast Ohio -- I think it was Youngstown -- that was home to steelworkers. The houses there looked just like those in Portsmouth and Ironton, Ohio.
Friday, October 22, 2010
Old bridge, new life ... for now
A 100-year-old bridge at Follansbee, W.Va., is getting some repairs. The first phase is almost done, and the remainder will be completed next year, according to this article in The Herald-Star of Steubenville, Ohio.
I'm not sure which bridge that is -- it's been a decade since I was up that way last -- but I do know the area from Wheeling to the Pennsylvania has some interesting old bridges. I've driven across some, and they scared me, but they were interesting.
I'm not sure which bridge that is -- it's been a decade since I was up that way last -- but I do know the area from Wheeling to the Pennsylvania has some interesting old bridges. I've driven across some, and they scared me, but they were interesting.
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