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How Sloss Furnaces was saved by the National Register of Historic Places
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How Sloss Furnaces was saved by the National Register of Historic Places
Sloss Furnaces in 2021. (Pat Byington / Bham Now) In the Summer of 1972—one year after it was shuttered—Sloss Furnaces was listed on the newly established National Register of Historic Places. That one seemingly simple action helped save one of Birmingham’s most famous landmarks. National Register gave Sloss Furnaces gravitas Sloss Furnace.. (Jordyn Davis / Bham Now) Historic preservationists will tell you that making the National Register list…
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