Bessemer steel works at Harrisburg, Pennsylvania

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The Bessemer steel works at Harrisburg, Pennsylvania was a 19th-century industrial plant that produced steel using the Bessemer process, contributing to the rapid expansion of American railroads and heavy industry.

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instanceOf 19th-century industrial plant
industrial facility
steel plant
associatedWith American railroad expansion
industrialization in the United States
country United States of America
surface form: United States
economicImpact supported regional railroad and industrial development
era 19th century
historicalContext Second Industrial Revolution
surface form: Second Industrial Revolution in the United States
industry steelmaking
locatedIn Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
United States of America
surface form: United States
method air-blown decarburization of molten iron
outputUse heavy industrial equipment
railroad tracks
processType mass-production steelmaking
product rail steel
steel
rawMaterial pig iron
region Northeastern United States
surface form: American Northeast
role regional center of steel production
significance contributed to the growth of American heavy industry
contributed to the rapid expansion of American railroads
technology converter-based steelmaking
usedProcess Bessemer process

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Alexander Lyman Holley designed Bessemer steel works at Harrisburg, Pennsylvania