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1-44 The Hanging Rock IRon Region -
1-44 Marker Side A -
1-44 Marker Side B -
1-44 Olive Furnace -
1-44 Olive Furnace 1 06 16 2009 -
1-44 Olive Furnace 2 06 16 2009 -
1-44 Olive Furnace 3 06 16 2009 -
1-44 Olive Furnace 4 06 16 2009 -
1-44 Olive Furnace 5 06 16 2009 -
1-44 Drawing and Loading Coal at Vesuvius Furnace -
1-44 Hecla Furnace -
1-44 Olive Furnace Photograph -
1-44 Vesuvius Iron Furnace Photograph -
1-44 Buckeye Furnace Photograph -
1-44 The Hanging Rock Iron Region Marker and Furnace
- Title, side A
- The Hanging Rock Iron Region
- Title, side B
- The Blast Furnaces of Lawrence County
- Text, side A
- To furnish the needs of the early settlers, then to furnish ordnance for a nation at war, and finally to furnish merchant iron to the steel mills, 100 iron producing blast furnaces were built within these 1,800 square miles of the lower coal measures to become known as the Hanging Rock Region. Lawrence County, centrally located within the Region, had 23 blast furnaces constructed between 1826 and 1909.
- Sponsors
- The Lawrence County Historical Society and The Ohio Historical Society
- Address
- Corner of 5th St and Park Avenue
Ironton, OH 45638 - Location
- Courthouse lawn - Location of Mt. Olive Furnace is 38.76207, -82.62985 - NW corner of Ohio 93 and Co
- Coordinates
- Latitude: 38.535480, Longitude: -82.683560.
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