City of Steel: How Pittsburgh Became the World’s Steelmaking Capital during the Carnegie Era
by Kenneth J. Kobus, Ken Kobus
City of Steel explores Pittsburgh’s transformation into the world’s steelmaking capital during the Carnegie era. Focusing on the city’s industrial rise, this historical work provides context for understanding steelmaking’s central role in Pittsburgh’s development and lasting identity.
About This Book
City of Steel examines Pittsburgh’s rise as the world’s steelmaking capital.
Focusing on the Carnegie era, the book presents a historical account of the forces that shaped the city’s industrial identity.
It offers readers an accessible way to consider Pittsburgh’s place in the development of steelmaking and American industry.
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