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All Ages: Hear the Hammer of Forging Iron

Add to Your Calendar: 06/28/2022 12:00 06/28/2022 15:00 America/New_York All Ages: Hear the Hammer of Forging Iron

All Ages: Hear the Hammer of Forging Iron

Date: June 14, 2022 (every Tuesday thru Aug 23, 2022)
Time: 12:00p-3:00p
Cost: FREE
Ages: All Ages
Location: Caledonia State Park
For more information and to register: registration not required

In the Nineteenth Century, wooden pegs were used for construction because metal products were so expensive. Come see an actual blacksmith in action with this labor intensive artisan industry. Red-hot iron will sizzle in a bucket of water. Before Caledonia was a state park, it was a village ironworks owned by abolitionist Thaddeus Stevens. The Army of Northern Virginia burned Caledonia down on June 26, 1863 on the way to the small town of Gettysburg - a town that until then, few Americans had ever heard of.

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

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Date – Time

June 28, 2022 – 12:00 PM - 3:00 PM

Location

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

Additional Information

All Ages: Hear the Hammer of Forging Iron

Date: June 14, 2022 (every Tuesday thru Aug 23, 2022)
Time: 12:00p-3:00p
Cost: FREE
Ages: All Ages
Location: Caledonia State Park
For more information and to register: registration not required

In the Nineteenth Century, wooden pegs were used for construction because metal products were so expensive. Come see an actual blacksmith in action with this labor intensive artisan industry. Red-hot iron will sizzle in a bucket of water. Before Caledonia was a state park, it was a village ironworks owned by abolitionist Thaddeus Stevens. The Army of Northern Virginia burned Caledonia down on June 26, 1863 on the way to the small town of Gettysburg - a town that until then, few Americans had ever heard of.

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