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Cedar Creek Iron Furnace

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Cedar Creek Iron Furnace

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The only remaining "double stack" furnace in the western rim of Tennessee, which ceased operation during the Civil War. The location is now a park.

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Cedar Creek Iron Furnace
Cedar Creek Iron Furnace

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Address

Buckfork Rd
Linden, TN 37096

Contact

Questions? Please Email
info@theperrychamber.com
Contact Phone Number
931-589-2453

Hours

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Open Year-round
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