Standing as a monument to the faith and courage of early Utah pioneer iron makers is this hand-made coke oven, located in the hills west of Cedar City in the very shadow of today's modern, open-pit iron mining operations. Nearby, are the remains of primitive furnaces used to make the first iron ever produced in Utah. Economic, environmental and raw material difficulties proved too much for the brave iron settlers and early efforts to make iron ultimately failed. Irontown, Uta
Remnants of Old Irontown, or Iron City, on Pinto Creek, southeast of Cedar City. Old Irontown was se...
The discovery of gold in California and the consequent immi-gration and growth of population along t...
Remnants of Old Irontown, or Iron City, on Pinto Creek, southeast of Cedar City. Old Irontown was se...
Ruins of kilns and furnaces built by Union Iron Works. Remnants of Old Irontown, or Iron City, on Pi...
Ruins of kilns and furnaces built by Union Iron Works. Remnants of Old Irontown, or Iron City, on Pi...
Iron Springs, considered the birth place of Utah's steel industry. Scattered remains of blast furnac...
Coke oven of the Pioneer Iron Company Cedar City, Utah From: John Rowberry photos in Maurine Whippl...
Ruins of kilns and furnaces built by Union Iron Works. Remnants of Old Irontown, or Iron City, on Pi...
Old coke ovens at the site of Frisco, Utah. Frisco was one of the west's liveliest mining camps du...
Remains of Irontown, probably the Blast Furnace and Molding Shop (see No. 15439 and 15441). Old Iron...
Jennie Hancock, donor. Ruins of pig iron works and coke oven, SW of Cedar City, Uta
Jennie Hancock, donor. Ruins of pig iron works and coke oven, SW of Cedar City, Uta
17651 Courtesy, Carbon County Historical Society. Building the coal ovens at Sunnyside, Utah. C.190...
These coke ovens are shown under construction at the Tom's Creeks Coal and Coke Company, Coeburn, Vi...
These coke ovens are shown under construction at the Tom's Creeks Coal and Coke Company, Coeburn, Vi...
Remnants of Old Irontown, or Iron City, on Pinto Creek, southeast of Cedar City. Old Irontown was se...
The discovery of gold in California and the consequent immi-gration and growth of population along t...
Remnants of Old Irontown, or Iron City, on Pinto Creek, southeast of Cedar City. Old Irontown was se...
Ruins of kilns and furnaces built by Union Iron Works. Remnants of Old Irontown, or Iron City, on Pi...
Ruins of kilns and furnaces built by Union Iron Works. Remnants of Old Irontown, or Iron City, on Pi...
Iron Springs, considered the birth place of Utah's steel industry. Scattered remains of blast furnac...
Coke oven of the Pioneer Iron Company Cedar City, Utah From: John Rowberry photos in Maurine Whippl...
Ruins of kilns and furnaces built by Union Iron Works. Remnants of Old Irontown, or Iron City, on Pi...
Old coke ovens at the site of Frisco, Utah. Frisco was one of the west's liveliest mining camps du...
Remains of Irontown, probably the Blast Furnace and Molding Shop (see No. 15439 and 15441). Old Iron...
Jennie Hancock, donor. Ruins of pig iron works and coke oven, SW of Cedar City, Uta
Jennie Hancock, donor. Ruins of pig iron works and coke oven, SW of Cedar City, Uta
17651 Courtesy, Carbon County Historical Society. Building the coal ovens at Sunnyside, Utah. C.190...
These coke ovens are shown under construction at the Tom's Creeks Coal and Coke Company, Coeburn, Vi...
These coke ovens are shown under construction at the Tom's Creeks Coal and Coke Company, Coeburn, Vi...
Remnants of Old Irontown, or Iron City, on Pinto Creek, southeast of Cedar City. Old Irontown was se...
The discovery of gold in California and the consequent immi-gration and growth of population along t...
Remnants of Old Irontown, or Iron City, on Pinto Creek, southeast of Cedar City. Old Irontown was se...