Carrie Furnace
Carrie Furnace, a derelict remnant of Homestead Steel Works, in Pittsburgh, was named a historical landmark a few years ago, and is set to be renovated as a museum sometime in the near future (although, how near that is may change with the current economic status). I recently came across some photographs of the furnace, showing the decay and graffiti that has peppered the remains of the furnace that created the skyscrapers in many of America’s cities.
What I really want to know is if this deer was built before or after the furnace was de-commissioned in 1983.
EDIT: It was an effort by several local artists in the early 1990′s. They used materials that they found on-site.
There are about 30 photos in the set…check them out.
-aigulf
p.s.
sorry for the long hiatus…it was christmas…and i’m lazy…





I'm an engineer by trade, and a photographer by hobby. In the fall of 2007, I bought my first digital SLR, a Nikon D40x, and haven't looked back yet. The majority of my photographic expeditions involve abandoned structures in Western Pennsylvania, but I'm never without my camera while on the road or at a Pirates game, and I have been known to take the occasional photo of a plant.