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Pittsburgh 1890s: The Most Polluted City in Human History (AI Reconstruction)

By the 1880s, Pittsburgh had acquired a nickname: "Hell with the Lid Off." While Andrew Carnegie built an empire of steel that would construct America’s skyscrapers and bridges, his workers lived in a city where night became day, and the rivers ran black. In this video, I use modern AI tools to bring historic photographs to life, creating a visual walkthrough of 19th-century Pittsburgh. From the terrifying heat of the Bessemer converters and the "Pittsburgh Sunset" that glowed all night, to the violent Homestead Strike where workers fought private armies, we explore the price of progress. This is a journey into the city of fire and iron that built the modern world. Chapters: 00:00 Hell With the Lid Off 01:00 The Bessemer Process & Carnegie 02:50 The Pollution: 24 Hours of Darkness 04:20 Inside the Mills: Danger & Death 06:00 The Homestead Strike (1892) 08:20 Carnegie’s Libraries vs. Reality 09:50 The Legacy of Steel #pittsburgh #history #aireconstruction #industrialrevolution #steel #carnegie #documentary #usa