SCKO_20141108_001

The "Steelmark" logo was created in 1959 to help identify products made of steel. In 1960, the trademark was acquired by the American Iron and Steel Institute. The three star-like shapes (hypocycloids) represent the raw materials used to make steel - iron ore, coal, and limestone.

SCKO_20141108_002

Dad next to a display inside of the steel museum.

SCKO_20141108_003

Memories of punching the clock. Note the guy with the pipe and top hat, like Dad used to wear

SCKO_20141108_004

Dad preteneding to punch the clock.

SCKO_20141108_005

Dad and Sue taking a break after viewing the exhibits.

SCKO_20141108_007

Shary and Dad on a break.

SCKO_20141108_008

Shary helping the workers; The Steelmaker sculpture in front of museum.

SCKO_20141108_009

Sue & Dad outside the steel museum, looking at them through The Steelmakerssculpture.

SCKO_20141108_010

Sue & Dad outside the steel museum, looking at them through The Steelmakers sculpture.

SCKO_20141108_011

The Steelmakers sculpture by George Segal, in front of steel museum.

SCKO_20141108_012

Dad outside of the entrance to the Youngstown Historical Center of Industry and Labor. Locals call it the steel museum.