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The National Museum of Industrial History is hosting a special day of programming in celebration of Steel Day on Saturday, September 29th. An annual celebration in its 10th year, sponsored by the American Institute of Steel Construction, Steel Day is dedicated to the structural steel industry and is the field’s largest educational and networking function, with events occurring all over the country. The day kicks off at 11am with retired Bethlehem Steel employee Don Young presenting rare photographs of Bethlehem Steel from his extensive personal archive. In addition to co-authoring Bethlehem Steel: A Photographic History, Mr. Young spent 33 years working at the Bethlehem plant, and 56 years total working for Bethlehem Steel as an electric furnace melt department foreman. Running from 11am to 2pm, children and families will also be able to join in on the Steel Day fun with a special coloring activity featuring famous structures created using steel from Bethlehem Steel.