Really neat. We went and there were guides explaining everything, after telling us about everything and answering all our questions they let us know we could keep some of the Slag rocks they had everywhere near the river. When we looked around by the falls and came back the people were gone as if they were never there to begin with but I trust the ghosts words that we were allowed to take the rocks. The only reason why I gave 4 stars is because the trails in the woods didn't have a map, or at least not one posted or...
Read moreRemnants of iron works which used to characterize the region’s economy. The furnace’s original structure still stands, though the crucible has been restored in modern times. Nearby on display are a restored turbine, a gear shaft, and an unused slag produced in the original furnace. There are two picnic tables next to the furnace, and about four plaques explaining the furnace’s use...
Read moreThis is the remains of what was once a major iron industry -- although it's hard to believe when you see this area today. Nicely restored by a group of volunteers under expert archaeological guidance, tours for visiting school and other groups whenpre-arranged, and they are open on Saturdays from 10 AM - 2 PM in the summer with knowledgeable guides. Did I mention...
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