I've always been fascinated with old factories and industrial landscapes.

Thank you so much for posting. My dad worked at GLS Zug Island for 32 years, and he passed away there also. Thanks for the memory, very much appreciated.

Great videos Tom. Ive always been interested in the industrialization of Zug. There is no up close and personal videos of this place until now. I bet the environmental catastrophe that takes place there keeps them very alert to visitors. Im digging the new boat videos. Gives everything a different perspective. Thanks Tom.

Worked there in the 70's Blast furnace floor, no easy jobs, breathing graphite everyday, thank you lord, life after the mill

I worked at that plant for a short time, straight ahead of you @ 0:33. Had high hopes for that job, it was a good size plant.

I work in the piping trade in drtroit and have worked at both zug and the main plant, its still amazing, the size of everything there. In fact at 7 am tomorrow I will be there!

Looks great ... as to the sound of Zug island the mystery of it is that the sound didn't exist before 2011...the steel making process there has not changed much even when USS took over (2007). It's been basically running for a 100 years and no sound until 2011...so that is the mystery. Why now? Why not then? These are the questions that have no answers. There has been a lot of guessing....and it might not be Zug Island, or it might be a combination of a few other factors that have not yet been looked at. There is basically no real security there anymore. They fired the security company and erased all traces of them ..they may have hired the security associates company...but I think it's possible that homeland security is now doing their security to a greater degree. What I do have to say though is that it is not a normal iron producing facility...They will see you, and you will be recorded.. but they have layed off any aggressive attitude they once had since I started my documentary.

Great Vid! The parts of Zug Island you really don't see from shore.

Oh yea, the "hum" is just the sounds of the furnaces being turned to high temperature for special steel manufacture.

I worked there for many years - retiring from the mill - my job for the longest time was Vibration Analysis - I am not familiar with the vibration you are referring to - if this was an ongoing vibration.. we would have picked it up - it could be a resonance from many things

The rouge river is probably one of the most heavily polluted rivers in the United States.

USS announcements this morning is not good news for the iron boats. Just reflecting here.

I work on Zug. At night it’s very quiet and lonely.

I was a coal truck driver in the early 1970s and the place was ugly but I loved it.

I wish it was possible that you could do this at night, while the lights are aglow. I know you can't, but it'd just be cool if you could. I'm oddly fascinated by the look of Zug Island at night.

I had an accident ( a near-death experience) with a molten steel tank car. Ruined my "uncles" Mak 5 tractor and they put me in a dodgy International 15 speed. Had nightmares for a while but added it to life experience Hello Bob Coates!.

Is the mill still operational?

Had an uncle that worked there into the seventies, his wife, daughter, and himself all died of different kinds of cancer.

I worked there in the 70's. got laid off, moved on. there is life after the mill

So much pollution. And big money doesn't have to clean it up.

my brother was killed at zug island in 2008 ...gas explosion ! they did nothing but try to cover up his death ...I hope that place burns to the ground with nothing left of it !

I'm not saying it's aliens...but it's aliens.

Their is something going on at that island and it's really really freaky I live in Windsor and I hear noises all night long sum nights nothing is happening but most night at 5 am their is a lot of wired noises wtf government 😢😢???