Geneva steel plant, built in Utah — far from enemy bombers — to supply arms for the Good Fight, was demolished 2005 and will soon be the site of a mixed-use development. But thanks to vintage photo web site, we can see Geneva in its infancy, in Kodachrome, no less, by Andreas Feininger.

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Geneva, Utah, 1942: Partly finished open hearth furnaces and stacks for a mill which will soon be producing vitally needed steel.

Note that while wars and steel mills and mixed-use developments come and go, Utah's mountains remain.