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Some film scans; here is the machinery that powered the smelter.
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Posted by otetiani |
9/23/2004 4:40 PM | remove |
Stokers...the rods were driven by a geared system attached to a waterwheel in the river. I have enginering drawings of the entire mechanism. Amazing that is was built in such a remote location so long ago. This was not even the original furnace-- the original was built about 20 years earlier-- (a puddling furnace)
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Posted by Samurai |
9/23/2004 4:50 PM | remove |
from an article in October 1999 in Adirondack Life, they said that the furnace was only used in 1854.
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Posted by otetiani |
10/13/2004 6:17 PM | remove |
Read the book published by the adirondack museum.
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