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Page creatorEstillcountyky (talk | contribs)
Date of page creation21:31, 10 October 2020
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Date of latest edit21:32, 10 October 2020
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"Fitchburg furnace, a monument to Estill County's great iron producing era stands on a mountainside in the northeastern portion of Estill County. It is approximately 16 miles from Irvine and can be reached by taking highway 52 from Irvine to Ravenna, continuing on #62 from Ravenna up and down a large mountain on the way toward Bettyville. At the foot of the mountain, 2 rural highways come together immediately off highway 52. One highway 213 leads to Cobhill, the other highway 975 makes a sharp turn to the left leading to Fitchburg. The Aldersgate Youth Camp owned and operated by the Kentucky Conference of the Methodist Church is located near the furnace. Fitchburg furnace was completed in 1858. Built at the peak of the iron industry in Estill County, it was the last furnace to be built in the county.
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