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See inside the Carrie Furnace, where the iron that changed the world was made
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See inside the Carrie Furnace, where the iron that changed the world was made
Location: Carrie Blast Furnaces National Historic Landmark along the Monongahela River Featured guests: Ron Baraff, director of historic resources and facilities at Rivers of Steel 3 things that surprised me: 1. Ron’s been with Rivers of Steel since the 1990s, and he’s incredibly knowledgeable about this historic site and was eager to explain how the technology at this blast furnace changed the world. The furnace operated from the 1884 to 1982, …
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