The Fitchburg Furnace, located in Ravenna, Kentucky, is a historical site significant for its role in the iron industry during the 19th century. As the world's largest charcoal iron furnace and the last to be constructed in Kentucky, it provides a unique educational opportunity to explore one of Kentucky's key industrial heritages. The site offers interpretive plaques and designated hiking paths that inform visitors about the iron production process and the historical importance of the furnace—making it a useful resource for homeschool educators interested in history and industrial technology.
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