158 results for 'steel'

Before Andrew Carnegie became one of the wealthiest men in American history, he recognized something that would transform the country: America’s future would be built with steel—and mu ...

Our custom crafted tables, desks and other furniture all feature sections of vintage rail. As you gather with family, friends or business associates around one of our coffee tables, the markings on ...

The Poetry of the Scrapyard There’s a quiet poetry in a railroad scrapyard. Steel stacked high. Weathered timbers in uneven rows. To most, it looks like the end of the line—but it’s ...

When you hold reclaimed rail steel, you’re not just holding an object—you’re holding time.Stamped into that history are railroad date nails: small steel artifacts marked with the ye ...

Railway Interchange is North America’s largest railway exhibition and education conference, drawing over 5,000 rail professionals from around the world. Held May 20–22, 2025, in Indianapo ...

Mark Robak crafted these for his home where they decorate his outdoor garden. We call them "steel magnolias," but let us give credit to Mark Robak who grafted...erm...welded these new varietals toget ...

When it comes to railroading, Louisville, Kentucky and Nashville, Tennessee share history in the form of the fallen flag of the Louisville & Nashville (L&N) Railroad. For anyone not familiar with t ...

What “Diamond Harvesting” Means on the Railroad On the railroad, a diamond isn’t a jewel—it’s where two tracks cross. These intersections are engineering masterpieces, r ...

A railroad rail doesn’t look particularly complicated until you try to move one. Then you remember: steel is heavy. A standard 39- to 40-foot stick of rail can weigh anywhere from 1,000 to n ...

We craft our entire furniture collection – beds, desks, coffee tables and more, the way things used to be built.Solid.Heavy.Designed to stand the test of time.The materials we use in our be ...

When we first saw Anthony Howe's work, we did nothing. Literally nothing... Except watch... For several minutes... His kinetic sculptures move with a fluidity unlike anything we've ev ...

It’s a family friendly dinner table sort of story for home. A classic tale to be told at work over your desk or sitting at a conference room table. It’s a telling of history pre ...

History passes through our hands every day, but sometimes even we get a bit starstruck.This is part of the original Statue of Liberty - yes, the one in New York Harbor.That deep green patina was on f ...

You voted. We counted. And this one has officially earned its name. Meet the Short Line Bench. After asking our social media followers and email subscribers to choose between Siding Bench, Spur Be ...

Our collection of furniture for home and office bears brands from Tennessee, Illinois, Maryland, Colorado, Lackawanna, Carnegie, and Canada-Algoma among a few others. Each brand on the web of the rai ...

And why they still matter—especially in steel. When most people think of railroads, they imagine the familiar rhythm of twin steel rails stretching across open land, freight cars clacking in se ...

Beneath every stretch of steel rail are sleepers — what we call railroad ties here in the U.S. They don’t move.They don’t whistle.They don’t get photographed like locomotives.

Most people notice the rails. The steel. The shine. The motion. But the railroad doesn’t run on rails alone.It runs on sleepers. What Are Sleepers? Sleepers—railroad ties—a ...

Why We Say 200%Our steel gets the credit.We use ore mined from the hills of American cities like Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and Birmingham, Alabama at the height of the Industrial Revolution.Between 1 ...

Some artists hang their work on walls. ICHABOD sends his rolling across a continent. Nicknamed Ichabod the Rail God, he is a ghost in the rail world—rarely seen, almost never documented. But hi ...