Where Iron is Forged and Men Are Destroyed


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Published: February 11th 2012
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Today I visit one of the most important historic sites on the entire trip. It tells the history of iron smelting in the US. Iron smelting, as noted earlier, is the reason Birmingham exists. Before that, however, I wanted some culture. I found it at the Birmingham Art Museum. Birmingham Art Museum The museum is a relatively small encyclopedic museum. I enjoyed it more than the Speed Art m... Read Full Entry



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Sloss Furnance coal furnaceSloss Furnance coal furnace
Sloss Furnance coal furnace

Furnace that supplied steam to the air plant
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Sloss furnace

Maze of pipes outside the coal furnances
Sloss furnaceSloss furnace
Sloss furnace

View of smoke washer and main smelter
Supply conveyorsSupply conveyors
Supply conveyors

Conveyors for coke and iron ore to feed the smelters.
Stone mountainStone mountain
Stone mountain

Fireworks illuminate the carving on Stone Mountain during the lazer show
The Confederacy's last standThe Confederacy's last stand
The Confederacy's last stand

Civil War battle during the Stone Mountain lazer show
Coast Guad RescueCoast Guad Rescue
Coast Guad Rescue

Stone Mountain lazer show
Iwo JimaIwo Jima
Iwo Jima

Lazer version of a famous photograph at Stone Mountain
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Finale

Fireworks explode before Stone Mountain



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