Furnace
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Beekman Furnace (Dutchess County, New York)
Ruins of Clove Valley Iron Works Furnace #2
Clove Furnace (Orange County, New York)
Anthracite-fueled blast furnace now restored as a museum
Codorus Furnace (York County, Pennsylvania)
Oldest remaining landmark of the iron industry in York County
Cornwall Furnace (Cherokee County, Alabama)
Supplied iron products to the Confederate States of America during the United States' Civil War.
Helen Furnace (Clarion County, Pennsylvania)
Cold blast furnace north of Clarion, PA
Lime Rock Furnace #2 (Litchfield County, Connecticut)
Stabilized blast furnace built by the Barnum-Richardson Co.
Mary Ann Furnace (Clarion County, Pennsylvania)
Cold blast furnace east of Shippenville, PA
Oxford Furnace (Warren County, New Jersey)
This charcoal-fired iron furnace was the first to use "hot blast" in America; 1835.
Raccoon Furnace (Greenup County, Kentucky)
Ruins of a 35-foot high iron furnace
Riddlesburg Coke Ovens (Bedford County, Pennsylvania)
48 brick, beehive coke ovens were built in 1912 to aid in iron-making at the Keystone Foundry and Greenwood Furnace.
Sharparoon Furnace (Dutchess County, New York)
The last furnace to be constructed in the Salisbury Iron District.