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Ogień w dolinie - Carnegie Steel i miasto, które zbudowało Amerykę

Ogień w dolinie - Carnegie Steel i miasto, które zbudowało Amerykę

Przegląd

Pittsburgh's Steel Valley along the Monongahela River made the steel which built America and fueled the Arsenal of Democracy for two World Wars. You will learn how the Steel Valley evolved from being the Gateway to the West to being the Silicon Valley of the East.

Miasto: Pittsburgh

Mon 19 May

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Prywatny transport

Certyfikowany przewodnik

Niezwykła obszerna osobista narracja o długości doświadczenia

Private transportation

Certified guide

Extraordinary extensive personal narration the length of the Experience

Private transportation

Dodatkowe informacje

Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Specialized infant seats are available
Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
Suitable for all physical fitness levels

Czego oczekiwać

Gospodarstwo rolne

Jako lokalizacja największej huty stali na planecie, miasto to odegrało istotną rolę w historii nie tylko Ameryki, ale całego świata przemysłowego. Prezydenci, członkowie rodziny królewskiej, a nawet sowiecki premier Nikita Chruszczow pielgrzymowali do „Stalowej Stolicy Świata”.

Braddocka

Edgar Thomson Works firmy Carnegie Steel należącej do United States Steel Corporation nadal działa jako ostatnia pozostała huta stali w potężnej niegdyś dolinie Monongahela. Zatrzymasz się, aby zobaczyć pomnik ostatniej walcowanej płyty i pierwszej odlanej płyty, zanim zatrzymasz się, by pozdrowić Joe Magaraca, chorwackiego bohatera ludowego hutnika.

Homestead

As the location of the largest steel mill on the planet, this town played an essential role in the story of not just America but the entire industrial world. Presidents, Royalty, and even Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev made to pilgrimage to the "Steel Capital of the World".

Homestead

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Zasady anulowania

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Recenzje (136)

deanp392

Jul 2024

What a waste of time!!! I specifically called to make sure we could take the tour and was sent a link to book it. When we drove to the location nobody was there. They had canceled the reservation. The booking pimps were not talking to the actual tour owners and we wasted the entire morning! I would give these characters 0 stars if I could.

Amyce

Jun 2024

George should be teaching history at Carnegie Mellon! What a fantastic guide he is. He makes the history of the region come alive. He's full of trivia - he might even teach you facts about your own hometown that you don't know. He's funny and friendly, and he customizes the tour based on your interests. We brought our 8 year old and he loved interacting with George. His lived experiences can't be beat, I feel lucky I got to hear about the history he has seen firsthand. 10/10 would tour with George again.

jimdR1914IX

Jun 2024

We and another couple, all about 80, took a day trip from Cleveland to Pittisburgh. I had grown up in a Pittsburgh suburb; their son had gone to Pitt for a graduate degree. We started with a ride up the Duquesne Incline and lunch in the Steel Mill Saloon. Awesome views of Pittsburgh from the top, with lots of structures new since our time. The highlight of the day was our “Fire in The Valley” tour up the Monongahela Valley to learn about the steel industry, pass through its historic locations, and see a few remaining relics here and there. George, our tour guide, was about 5 years younger than us. His father had been a truck driver, mostly working the steel industry up and down the Monongahela, often taking son George along and telling tales. George gave each of us a loose-leaf binder full of pictures to hold. As we reached each site, he told us to turn the page and see images of what was once there. We saw so many cool things that I only vaguely knew about during my time growing up near Pittsburgh. We saw locations of everything from blast furnaces to finishing mills for both J&L and USX. We also got a lot of peripheral information about Pittsuburgh. I will never forget the day. A special memory was seeing the repurposed building of a J&L rolling mill, where I knew that a friend's father father had worked. I will never forget the day. If you get a chance – DO IT!