Ghost Stories of the Gary, Indiana Steel Mills
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During my research for "Haunted Gary," I discovered many chilling ghost stories about the Steel Industry in Northwest Indiana. If you are fascinated by stories of ghosts and hauntings, I hope you will enjoy this mini documentary about the ghostly legends attached to U.S. Steel and other mills in Gary, as well as some background history on the settlement of this unique area known as "The Region."
You can find this story and many others in my book, "Haunted Gary" at HistoryPress.com, Amazon.com (www.amazon.com/Haunted-Gary-A...) and other booksellers.
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Have worked in all the mills on the lake front. Never heard any of these stories, ever.
Jean Sheppard (Writer best known for' A Christmas Story') has some very interesting remembrances of working in the Gary steel plants as a youth.
@WAL_DC-6B
9 ай бұрын
I thought Jean Sheppard worked at Inland Steel's East Chicago, Indiana works.
@boris1932
9 ай бұрын
I looked it up, you are correct. I mistakenly typed Gary, Indiana. Thanks for correcting me. @@WAL_DC-6B
With agencies like OSHA, a fatality in the mills become a matter of public record.
@oldgoat50
3 ай бұрын
I worked at USSteel Sheet and Tin from 69 till 1-1-2000 and retired after 30 years. In my time we had to read an OSHA report sent out to all departments. Can't recall more than a couple of deaths in all of Gary works in my time.
I once took a tour of the large CF&I Steel works at Pueblo, Colorado in 1984. The individual giving me the tour talked about sometime in the 1960s or 70s when an unfortunate employee did indeed accidentally fall into a ladle of molten steel. Of course, this incinerated the worker completely. The molten steel was tapped into ingot molds and then stripped (the ingot molds removed from a semi-solid steel ingot). The ingots were then placed into re-heat, soaking pit furnaces awaiting the rolling mills. The workers in the rolling mills refused to work the ingots from the "heat" (a furnace tapping) that claimed the worker. Consequently, those ingots were buried somewhere in the plains of Colorado on company property somewhere just east of the mill. Don't know if any ghost haunts that burial area today.
There area isn't known as "The Region" as it is actually known as "Da Region."
I worked in the Steel Mill from 89 to 09 several ppl lost their lives in that time in the Mill ! Its a HOT Dangerous place ask my skin grafts if u don't believe me ! 😂🇺🇸✊🏽
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