Iron Furnace History

	A map of all the Iron Furnaces located in Lawrence County, Ohio Submitted by the late Ken Clark
	Listing of Iron Furnaces in Lawrence County, Ohio Researched by Sharon M. Kouns
	Listing of Iron Furnaces in Ohio and Kentucky Researched by Sharon M. Kouns
	Listing of Iron Furnaces in Kentucky Researched by Sharon M. Kouns
	Charles Sheppard relives furnace days Submitted by Peggy A. Wells
	Old Mill-Eagle Mill-Eagle Iron & Steel Co. Researched by Sharon M. Kouns
	Pine Grove Furnace article from newspaper Submitted by Jean Griesan
	Events leading up to the Iron Furnaces -written by Jim Joseph
	Belfont Iron Works also known as Belfont Furnace
	Etna Furnace Articles Submitted by Sharon M. Kouns
	Fire at Etna Furnace
	Iron Furnaces Booming in Decatur Twp.
	Data regarding the Hanging Rock Iron Region
	Swamp Angel made at Hecla Furnace
	Ironmasters/workers
	Ohio Iron History - Hosted by Emmet Conway
	Through the County This story mentions some of the early furnaces
	Obituary of Samuel C. Wurts
	Link to more furnace information with maps
	Furnace statistics in 1888
	New Furnace built where old Etna stood
	Buckeye Furnace in Jackson County, Ohio
	Old Hanging Rock Furnace a Relic of Distant Past
	First Iron Furnace
	Iron Furnaces Booming in Decatur
	Iron Workers Strike July 7, 1888 Lawrence Iron Company
	Hanging Rock  Four companies of militia were today ordered to proceed to Hanging Rock near Ironton on the Ohio River. Hanging Rock was placed under martial law and the crowds were dispersed. June 2, 1904
	James E. Ellison, general manager of the Layton Sugar company, and interested in other business enterprises, was named president of the Utah Associated Industries to succeed the late John G.M. Barnes at a meeting of the board of directors held today at the Alta Club.