Serving the US Steel Edgar Thompson Works in Braddock, Pennsylvania the Union Railroad's Job 2A crew has pulled to the west side of the sprawling complex in order to pull two empty covered hoppers... (more)

The steel city is rocking and rolling as URR 14 pulls a manifest freight down past Edgar Thomson in Braddock, Pa. To the right of the picture is ET. The bridge that drops down is the connection to... (more)

Fog rises out of US Steel's Edgar Tompson plant as three Union Railroad MP15's shove a caboose into the mill.

A fresh load of slabs out of Edgar Thomson Works is on the roll out of the plant. The slabs are destined for the Irvin Works located a few miles up the Monongahela River in Dravosburg. There the s... (more)

NS GP38-3 rebuild #5801 leads the C46 local west under the URR tracks in Braddock, PA

There are not many heavy industries heavier than the steel industry! It's a busy scene at the USS Edgar Thomson Works as ET-2 hauls two smoking empty bottle cars back after emptying their molten i... (more)

ET-4 Spots custom flats on the trestle at the blast furnace at ET while the furnaces are down for work.

ET-1 sits on the backside of the Furnaces at ET awaiting to be called to work.

Daylight 76 crew, doing Mill work before hauling slabs to Irvin shoves a cut of outbound slabs into the Valley yard. This would later go to NS's Kenny Yard.

Towards the end of their shift the third turn 2 crew spots scrap and lime at the BOP shop.

ET-6, A former P&LE SW1500 pulls a cut of loaded Ore cars out of the west end Port Perry yard tracks to shove up on top of the blast furnace trestle.

On a beautiful morning in the Mon Valley, URR 3 waits for the daylight remote crew to come on duty for another day of non stop pulling/spotting the dual strand caster at ET with #1 and 3 blast fur... (more)

Steam fills the air of the US Steel Mon Valley Works Edgar Thompson steel plant that sits along the Monongahela River in Braddock, Pennsylvania. A barge of coal against the current up the river as... (more)

V705 Rolling on by the US Steel Edgar Thomson Plant.