The American steel company — forged by Gilded Age magnates Andrew Carnegie and J.P. Morgan ... since it would be forced to close its Pittsburgh mill and move its headquarters down South.

The Jones & Laughlin steel works in the city of Pittsburgh was among the first major steel operations to fall.

such as the Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh, the Carnegie Trust for the Universities of Scotland, the Carnegie Institution for Science, and the Carnegie Foundation (supporting the Peace Movement).

The steel magnate made ... was not as impressed with Pittsburgh as was Carnegie. The visitor complained about the smoky, polluted air. The heat and noise of the mills almost forced the sickly ...

Carnegie threw his own money into the process and even borrowed heavily to build a new steel plant near Pittsburgh in 1875. Carnegie was ruthless in keeping down costs and managed by the motto ...

Last July, Ampco-Pittsburgh announced two new contracts for Union Electric — a $6.7 million deal to supply initial steel for a cold mill in Mexico ... plants in Carnegie, just outside downtown ...

Artist Aaron Gorson came to Pittsburgh as a portrait painter in the early 20th century. But a trip to the city's Bluff neighborhood changed all that. "He looked up the Mon River and saw the ...

Eventually he moved back to his hometown area, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and built the J. Edgar Thomson Steel Mill, ...

Artist Aaron Gorson came to Pittsburgh as a portrait painter in ... “He looked up the Mon River and saw the spectacular show of the steel mills at night, with lights and flames flaring ...