I can't get out from under the steam heat of this ornery summer.

It had about 75 rooms, steam heat, and electric lighting.

The original plan for the building was to rent space to manufacturers requiring power and/or steam heat.

Winter in Manhattan had a cozy smell of steam heat.

The school was equipped with steam heat (which is still used to this day), electric lights, and running water.

That cut off steam heat, as well as water, to 15 buildings.

Meanwhile, the steam heat becomes too much for me.

Indoor plumbing, electricity, and steam heat were added in 1917.

Summer is not the time New Yorkers want to think about steam heat.

The best we could do would be to cover a vast acreage under glass and apply steam heat.