
This image, which is part of the panoramic collection of the Library of Congress, was taken from the north bank of the Lehigh River by William Herman Rau in 1896.

Walker Evans took this photograph for the Farm Security Administration from a cemetery in South Bethlehem looking north toward the works. (1935, FSI collection of Library of Congress)
Update (9/11/2019): this is what the view likes today (thanks to Google street view):
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Bethlehem, Pennsylvania (via Google street view) |

Jet Lowe took this picture in
Bethlehem Steel is now bankrupt, and stopped operating the Bethlehem works in 1995. Most of the site is now being developed as a casino by the Sands Corporation of Las Vegas.
2 comments:
I think I shot this in 1979.
Jet
Jet was right. He made a couple of trips to Bethlehem. But this one was in 1979. Here's the original set: 1979 pictures at HABS/HAER site.
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