- A
blast furnace is a type of
metallurgical furnace used for
smelting to
produce industrial metals,
generally pig iron, but also
others such as lead or...
- the site are
furnaces #6 and #7,
which operated from 1907 to 1978, and its hot
metal bridge (not to be
confused with the Hot
Metal Bridge ****her downstream)...
- The
Buckeye Furnace Covered Bridge is a
covered bridge located in Buckeye,
Milton Township,
Jackson County, Ohio. It was
listed on the
National Register...
- The
Carrie Furnace Hot
Metal Bridge (also
known as the
Union Railroad Rankin Hot
Metal Bridge #35) is a
railroad truss bridge across the
Monongahela River...
- 67A near the
college entrance to a
point on
State Route 9 near the
Furnace Bridge,
between downtown Bennington and
Woodford Hollow.
Local contractor Louis...
- as:
Union Railroad Riverton Bridge),
Carrie Furnace Hot
Metal Bridge (also
known as:
Union Railroad Rankin Hot
Metal Bridge) - and was one of the busy...
- on the
survey (see map page 23). However, the York
Furnace Bridge ruins are indicated. The
bridge was destro**** in 1856. This
suggests a date between...
- iron here for the
first Ironbridge, the world's
first iron
bridge. The
lintels of the
furnace bear
dated inscriptions. The
uppermost reads "Abraham Darby...
-
Abraham Darby III
built The Iron
Bridge,
although short beams had
already been used, such as in the
blast furnaces at Coalbrookdale.
Other inventions...
- the industry, and
rising labor costs the
furnace was
forced to
close in 1894. The
lower Oswego Cr****
Bridge is
built on the
mouth of
Oswego Cr**** adjacent...