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Calumet River and Harbor, 1920s | ||||
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By the 1920s, the Calumet Harbor was built up with industry and commercial venues. Seen here is the entrance to the harbor,
with the South Works of U.S. Steel to the left in this picture that looks east into Lake Michigan.
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