The Steel Mill Is Gone. Now What?
With Cleveland's steelmaking era coming to an end, one local activist wants to preserve the mills as historic landmarks.
With LTV Steel out of business and in deep debt, its former steelmaking facilities in Cleveland are ripe for liquidation. But one laid-off steelworker sees more than just some decaying buildings. He sees a piece of history that should be preserved.
Thanks to Alex Pagano
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Published on Monday, February 18, 2002 in
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