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All Ages: Thaddeus Stevens Blacksmith Shop

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All Ages: Thaddeus Stevens Blacksmith Shop

Date: June 11, 2022 (every Sat thru Aug 20, 2022)
Time: 2:00p-4:00p
Cost: FREE
Ages: All Ages
Location: Caledonia State Park
For more information: https://events.dcnr.pa.gov/event/thaddeus_stevens_blacksmith_shop_8095#.YqJjj-zMKLI

Thaddeus Stevens was NOT a blacksmith. He owned the 10,000 acres that comprised Caledonia Ironworks. As a leading abolitionist, he advocated for the end of slavery, and it is suspected his Caledonia Ironworks was used as a conduit for the Underground Railroad. In June, 1863 the Army of Northern Virginia marched north into Chambersburg, and then turned east on route 30, heading towards an unknown and insignificant town of Gettysburg. On route, General Jubal Early burned the village of Caledonia in retaliation for Stevens' anti-slavery views. Come learn the forgotten and neglected history of Thaddeus Stevens and Caledonia Ironworks.

***This is not a HAHA sponsored event. For informational purposes only***

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Date – Time

August 20, 2022 – 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM

Location

Caledonia State Park
101 Pine Grove Rd
Fayetteville, PA 17222 US

Additional Information

All Ages: Thaddeus Stevens Blacksmith Shop

Date: June 11, 2022 (every Sat thru Aug 20, 2022)
Time: 2:00p-4:00p
Cost: FREE
Ages: All Ages
Location: Caledonia State Park
For more information: https://events.dcnr.pa.gov/event/thaddeus_stevens_blacksmith_shop_8095#.YqJjj-zMKLI

Thaddeus Stevens was NOT a blacksmith. He owned the 10,000 acres that comprised Caledonia Ironworks. As a leading abolitionist, he advocated for the end of slavery, and it is suspected his Caledonia Ironworks was used as a conduit for the Underground Railroad. In June, 1863 the Army of Northern Virginia marched north into Chambersburg, and then turned east on route 30, heading towards an unknown and insignificant town of Gettysburg. On route, General Jubal Early burned the village of Caledonia in retaliation for Stevens' anti-slavery views. Come learn the forgotten and neglected history of Thaddeus Stevens and Caledonia Ironworks.

***This is not a HAHA sponsored event. For informational purposes only***