GARY, INDIANA | Magic City of Steel Pt.1 - A Promise of Greatness: Beginnings to 1918
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- Magic City Of Steel, 1997
A history of Gary, Indiana, from its beginnings as a planned city by the United States Steel Corporation, through decades of growth and decline, to the present day.
Producer, writer: John Hmurovic
Narrators: Tom Higgins, Dee Dee W. Ige
Based on the book, 'City Of The Century: A History Of Gary, Indiana' by James Lane.
Episodes, 57 minutes each:
1. A Promise of Greatness: Beginnings to 1918
2. Growing up in a Difficult Time: 1918-1945
3. Prosperity and Problems: 1945-1967
4. A Changing World: 1967-1997
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Saw these at IUN back when I studied history there in the early 2000s! Thanks for putting them all up. These are so well put together, such a wonderful resource. Local PBS and IUN professors, along with the Calumet Region Archives, worked together to produce this.
Favorite part is the era of Tom Knotts. Associate of Eugene Debs, man of the working class, wanted the best for the city, tried to resist the mills, set in place a great model of education; Gary needs a statue of him!
Honestly, the people of Gary today need to watch these videos. Gary was once a city of hard work & pride, built by people who actually cared.
You have no idea how insanely stupid this comment sounds. There are people who take pride in their community. Gary was systematically dissolved. You should only speak on things you're at least halfway sure about smh
Gary was taken and stolen from the Indians 🥂
you cant build anything when the executives move manufacturing the Mexico.
Are you asleep or just brainwashed?
Gary reminds me of like a Pittsburgh's baby sister. working class manufacturing city. like most if not all city's then had their segregated areas (ethnically common parts). It has its bloody history as all historic city's do. It would be nice to see Gary become thriving city again, but it starts w/ redevelopment of the built environment and small manufacturing businesses, not industrial scale/mass production businesses. (P&R Pawnee lol!)
I really enjoyed this video, thanks 🙏 for sharing it!
I lived in East Chicago in the early eighties and my dad had friends who lived in Gary…. Unfortunately we couldn’t stay there too long because of the gangs and my dad made sure we left before it got dark outside! 😢
31:40 The city and steel mill began with 70% immigrants! 32:53 Interesting how they got along so well. 39:13 40:17 wow the schools though 45:10 and wow the schools unfortunately segregated 47:58 1914 49:58 Recession with lay offs
Belgian here, from the Liège region. Also deindustrialized and lost almost all of steelproduction.
Today this place just like many parts of the U.S city's, it remains shadow of it former self.
What happened to 1; 2; 3; 4 Avs?
Don Knotts?
So first there was inland steel before us steel .Us steel came in 1906 Inland was 1901. Inland steel started in Chicago Heights Illinois 1893.