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Friends of Hopewell Furnace: Donations sought, as historic site impacted by federal job cuts

Friends of Hopewell Furnace: Donations sought, as historic site impacted by federal job cuts

Berks County is giving Edwardian energy this holiday season! Hit the Downton Abbey exhibit at the Reading Public Museum, then hop aboard the Colebrookdale Railroad for the full period-drama experience. The Downton Abbey exhibit is only here until January 18th, so don’t delay! For a truly historical visit, we recommend staying at the Inn at Centre Park. . . . #experienceberks #downtonabbey #visitpa | Experience Berks

Berks County is giving Edwardian energy this holiday season! Hit the Downton Abbey exhibit at the Reading Public Museum, then hop aboard the Colebrookdale Railroad for the full period-drama experience. The Downton Abbey exhibit is only here until January 18th, so don’t delay! For a truly historical visit, we recommend staying at the Inn at Centre Park. . . . #experienceberks #downtonabbey #visitpa | Experience Berks

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'The champions of iron': Franklin County's iron furnaces and the railroad

'The champions of iron': Franklin County's iron furnaces and the railroad

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While hiking the Horse-Shoe Trail, we visited Hopewell Furnace National Historic Site, Berks County PA. Thiscwas the old furnace stack, cast house, and water wheel. The Ironworks was established in 1771 by ironmaster Mark Bird, son of prominent Pennsylvania iron maker William Bird. War, floods, and fire were the misfortunes that led to Bird's sale of the site in 1786. In debt, he fled to North Carolina. The site passed through other hands, and despite being srmecond largest of 14 Pennsylvania fu

While hiking the Horse-Shoe Trail, we visited Hopewell Furnace National Historic Site, Berks County PA. Thiscwas the old furnace stack, cast house, and water wheel. The Ironworks was established in 1771 by ironmaster Mark Bird, son of prominent Pennsylvania iron maker William Bird. War, floods, and fire were the misfortunes that led to Bird's sale of the site in 1786. In debt, he fled to North Carolina. The site passed through other hands, and despite being srmecond largest of 14 Pennsylvania fu

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Powerful DNA study links thousands to their enslaved ancestors at iron forge

Powerful DNA study links thousands to their enslaved ancestors at iron forge

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Back Down The Pennsylvania Road: Historic Iron Furnaces

Back Down The Pennsylvania Road: Historic Iron Furnaces

Time to put on my lumberjack coat and pretend I’m an 18th century farmer… until I find someone to fix my furnace. This is happening right after my well tank failed. Bad things like the happen in groups I guess. Thankfully this unit also has a heat pump and a wood stove so when one leg fails the others can hold it up, the wood stove does a great job heating the house, just that it makes the living room a lot hotter than the rest of the house but it gets the job done. The fish are all unaffected b

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🌍 Visiting My African Ancestor’s Burial Ground that is in a Park

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Come & Visit an 18th century Iron Furnace - found in the duddon

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Amazing America: How first iron furnace helped forge towns & communities in Central Pennsylvania

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History of Rockley Engine Tower & Furnace 📍📍 Rockley Engine Tower once housed an early 19th century Newcomen atmospheric steam engine for pumping water out of an ironstone mine. Remains of these structures are rare. Located near the tower is an early 18th century blast furnace that was fired with charcoal to smelt iron ore into pig iron. Both sites are scheduled ancient monuments 📍✔️ c.1700 – Rockley Blast Furnace is completed standing at 18.4 ft (5.6 m). The site was chosen for its proximity

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1765 Codorus Furnace: Revolutionary War History

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Steel Industry 1944 Youngstown, Ohio

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Blast Furnace (1940-1949)

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Historic Kitchens vs. Modern Kitchens

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Forging Wrought Iron For 30 Years

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Millennium 18th Century - the furnace

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The History of Iron and Steel

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Old House Fireplaces! #oldfireplace #coalfireplace

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Engineering The Iron Bridge: Iron Casting From The 1700s

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IRON from SAND - Oldest form of iron smelting

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Understanding Proper Dry Laid Stone Techniques - Hopewell Furnace National Historic Site PA - HPTC

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Homemade Historical Bellows: 18th Century Blacksmith Shop

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Iron production in the Viking Age - Lofotr Viking Museum (2003)

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1951 CAST IRON / PIG IRON SMELTING DOCUMENTARY " IRON -- PRODUCT OF THE BLAST FURNACE " 18524

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Living in the Industrial Revolution: The Living Conditions of the Workers

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Cornwall Iron Furnace

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INSIDE AN OLD IRON FURNACE

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