Forge Shops

Covers township of Durham, Bucks County, Pa. Cadastral map showing lots, lot numbers, and prices. Hills, forges, mansion-house, and major trees shown pictorially. Title in lower margin in ink. Oriented with nor More

Gift, J.P. Morgan, 1919 (DLC/PP-1919:R1.1.102) Forms part of: Morgan collection of Civil War drawings.

Gift, J.P. Morgan, 1919 (DLC/PP-1919:R1.1.108) Forms part of: Morgan collection of Civil War drawings.

Photograph shows vendors selling horseshoes. Blacksmithing tools are displayed in front of the vendors. Illus. in: Turkestanskii al'bom, chast' promyslovai︠a︡, 1871-1872, part 3, p. 11.

Photograph shows a smithy working in a kibitka. Illus. in: Turkestanskii al'bom, chast' promyslovai︠a︡, 1871-1872, part 3, p. 45.

Photograph shows a smithy at work. The albumen silver print is a photographic printing process that was widely used in the 19th century. It involves coating paper support with a mixture of egg whites and salt, More

Print shows a large diploma to be awarded by the Doylestown Agricultural and Mechanics Institute with vignettes of scenes from farm and country life, as well as examples of agricultural produce across the top a More

Illustration shows the interior of a blacksmith's shop where Samuel Randall, Abram Hewitt, and Benjamin Butler are putting oversized shoes labeled "Protection, Free Trade, [and] Incidental Tariff" on a mule lab More

Photograph of a drawing, probably by Gies Co., Buffalo. Locale based on negative D428-45031. Detroit Publishing Co. no. 045032. Gift; State Historical Society of Colorado; 1949.

Public domain image with Picryl description as title Public domain scan of 19th century architectural drawing, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description

Photograph shows a blacksmith stirring coals to make fire rise in forge; horseshoes, nails and other equipment are on the walls, floor, and work area.

The albumen silver print is a photographic printing process that was widely used in the 19th century. It involves coating paper support with a mixture of egg whites and salt, which creates a glossy surface to h More

Title from jacket. Photograph of a painting signed "Oscar Bjorck." Listed in Detroit, Thistle Publications (1912). Detroit Publishing Co. no. 029753. Gift; State Historical Society of Colorado; 1949.

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Drawing shows two figures at an anvil, seen through an arched braced doorway, at left two donkeys and a dog.

Drawings show (front) view through arched doorway of two men standing at an anvil, small table on left at doorway, and (back) view of two men working at an anvil. Titles from catalogue raisonné. Front signed in More

(DLC/PP-1933:0079). Forms part of: Cabinet of American illustration (Library of Congress). Published in: Collier's weekly (Jan. 20, 1906), pp. 16-17.

Illustration shows, on the left, Theodore Roosevelt, hand resting on a sledgehammer labeled "My Policies", standing at the entrance to his shop "T. Roosevelt Horseshoer & Wheelwright" with "Dr. Abbott" at his s More

Significance: This building is one of the earliest surviving structures in the West Wazee Street District. The structure was originally used as a forge where farm equipment was manufactured. Historical maps ind More

Print shows blacksmith at anvil in forge. Title from Beall. Signed with butterfly in pencil. Kennedy, 240 (first state) American prints in the Library of Congress : a catalog of the collection / compiled by Kar More

Videodisc images are out of sequence; actual left to right order is 1A-21292, 21291. "G 2307" on L negative. Detroit Publishing Co. no. 047032. Gift; State Historical Society of Colorado; 1949.

Videodisc images are out of sequence; actual left to right order is 1A-21292, 21291. "G 2307" on L negative. Detroit Publishing Co. no. 047032. Gift; State Historical Society of Colorado; 1949.

Illus. in: Turkestanskii al'bom, chast' promyslovaia, 1871-1872, part 3, p. 14.

Illus. in: Turkestanskii al'bom, chast' promyslovaia, 1871-1872, part 3, p. 14.

Significance: Building No. 43 is one of the earliest buildings on the present AMTL property and was integral to the industrial development of the Watertown Arsenal after 1862. It was originally erected as a Sm More

Significance: Building No. 43 is one of the earliest buildings on the present AMTL property and was integral to the industrial development of the Watertown Arsenal after 1862. It was originally erected as a Sm More

Significance: Building No. 43 is one of the earliest buildings on the present AMTL property and was integral to the industrial development of the Watertown Arsenal after 1862. It was originally erected as a Sm More

Significance: Building No. 43 is one of the earliest buildings on the present AMTL property and was integral to the industrial development of the Watertown Arsenal after 1862. It was originally erected as a Sm More

Significance: Building No. 43 is one of the earliest buildings on the present AMTL property and was integral to the industrial development of the Watertown Arsenal after 1862. It was originally erected as a Sm More

Significance: Building No. 43 is one of the earliest buildings on the present AMTL property and was integral to the industrial development of the Watertown Arsenal after 1862. It was originally erected as a Sm More

Significance: Building No. 43 is one of the earliest buildings on the present AMTL property and was integral to the industrial development of the Watertown Arsenal after 1862. It was originally erected as a Sm More

Significance: Building No. 43 is one of the earliest buildings on the present AMTL property and was integral to the industrial development of the Watertown Arsenal after 1862. It was originally erected as a Sm More

Significance: Building No. 43 is one of the earliest buildings on the present AMTL property and was integral to the industrial development of the Watertown Arsenal after 1862. It was originally erected as a Sm More

Significance: Building No. 43 is one of the earliest buildings on the present AMTL property and was integral to the industrial development of the Watertown Arsenal after 1862. It was originally erected as a Sm More

Significance: Building No. 43 is one of the earliest buildings on the present AMTL property and was integral to the industrial development of the Watertown Arsenal after 1862. It was originally erected as a Sm More

Significance: Building No. 43 is one of the earliest buildings on the present AMTL property and was integral to the industrial development of the Watertown Arsenal after 1862. It was originally erected as a Sm More

See HABS No. AK-41 for data & fieldnotes. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-11 Survey number: HABS AK-41-D Building/structure dates: 1924 Initial Construction Building/structure d More

See HABS No. AK-41 for data & fieldnotes. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-11 Survey number: HABS AK-41-D Building/structure dates: 1924 Initial Construction Building/structure d More

See HABS No. AK-41 for data & fieldnotes. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-11 Survey number: HABS AK-41-D Building/structure dates: 1924 Initial Construction Building/structure d More

See HABS No. AK-41 for data & fieldnotes. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-11 Survey number: HABS AK-41-D Building/structure dates: 1924 Initial Construction Building/structure d More

Picryl description: Public domain image of an industrial building, warehouse, depot, train station, 19th-20th century, free to use, no copyright restrictions.

Public domain image of an industrial building, factory, structure, works, 19th-20th century industrial revolution, free to use, no copyright restrictions - Picryl description

Significance: The Forge Shop building was constructed in 1887 to house the 125 ton steam hammer. In 1892 when it was found that the constant pressure applied by a press could create a better forging than the r More

Significance: The Forge Shop building was constructed in 1887 to house the 125 ton steam hammer. In 1892 when it was found that the constant pressure applied by a press could create a better forging than the r More

Significance: The Forge Shop building was constructed in 1887 to house the 125 ton steam hammer. In 1892 when it was found that the constant pressure applied by a press could create a better forging than the r More

Significance: The Forge Shop building was constructed in 1887 to house the 125 ton steam hammer. In 1892 when it was found that the constant pressure applied by a press could create a better forging than the r More

Significance: The Forge Shop building was constructed in 1887 to house the 125 ton steam hammer. In 1892 when it was found that the constant pressure applied by a press could create a better forging than the r More

Significance: The Forge Shop building was constructed in 1887 to house the 125 ton steam hammer. In 1892 when it was found that the constant pressure applied by a press could create a better forging than the r More

Significance: The Forge Shop building was constructed in 1887 to house the 125 ton steam hammer. In 1892 when it was found that the constant pressure applied by a press could create a better forging than the r More

Significance: The Forge Shop building was constructed in 1887 to house the 125 ton steam hammer. In 1892 when it was found that the constant pressure applied by a press could create a better forging than the r More

Significance: The Forge Shop building was constructed in 1887 to house the 125 ton steam hammer. In 1892 when it was found that the constant pressure applied by a press could create a better forging than the r More

Significance: The Forge Shop building was constructed in 1887 to house the 125 ton steam hammer. In 1892 when it was found that the constant pressure applied by a press could create a better forging than the r More

Significance: The Forge Shop building was constructed in 1887 to house the 125 ton steam hammer. In 1892 when it was found that the constant pressure applied by a press could create a better forging than the r More

Significance: The Forge Shop building was constructed in 1887 to house the 125 ton steam hammer. In 1892 when it was found that the constant pressure applied by a press could create a better forging than the r More

Significance: The Forge Shop building was constructed in 1887 to house the 125 ton steam hammer. In 1892 when it was found that the constant pressure applied by a press could create a better forging than the r More

Significance: The Forge Shop building was constructed in 1887 to house the 125 ton steam hammer. In 1892 when it was found that the constant pressure applied by a press could create a better forging than the r More

Significance: The Forge Shop building was constructed in 1887 to house the 125 ton steam hammer. In 1892 when it was found that the constant pressure applied by a press could create a better forging than the r More

Significance: The Forge Shop building was constructed in 1887 to house the 125 ton steam hammer. In 1892 when it was found that the constant pressure applied by a press could create a better forging than the r More

Significance: The Forge Shop building was constructed in 1887 to house the 125 ton steam hammer. In 1892 when it was found that the constant pressure applied by a press could create a better forging than the r More

Stereograph showing a Union army blacksmith at work surrounded by horses and other men at General McClellan's headquarters in Antietam. No. 587. Part of series: The War for the Union. Photographic War History, More

Stereograph showing a Union army blacksmith at work surrounded by horses and other men at General McClellan's headquarters in Antietam. No. 587. Part of series: The War for the Union. Photographic War History, More

Survey number: HABS KY-79 National Register of Historic Places NRIS Number: 71000353

Survey number: HABS KY-79 National Register of Historic Places NRIS Number: 71000353

Significance: During and immediately after World War I, the Ordnance Department erected several buildings on Rodman Avenue, just west of the nineteenth-century, Greek Revival stone shops. To maintain the "gran More

Significance: During and immediately after World War I, the Ordnance Department erected several buildings on Rodman Avenue, just west of the nineteenth-century, Greek Revival stone shops. To maintain the "gran More

Significance: During and immediately after World War I, the Ordnance Department erected several buildings on Rodman Avenue, just west of the nineteenth-century, Greek Revival stone shops. To maintain the "gran More

Significance: During and immediately after World War I, the Ordnance Department erected several buildings on Rodman Avenue, just west of the nineteenth-century, Greek Revival stone shops. To maintain the "gran More

Significance: During and immediately after World War I, the Ordnance Department erected several buildings on Rodman Avenue, just west of the nineteenth-century, Greek Revival stone shops. To maintain the "gran More

Significance: During and immediately after World War I, the Ordnance Department erected several buildings on Rodman Avenue, just west of the nineteenth-century, Greek Revival stone shops. To maintain the "gran More

Significance: During and immediately after World War I, the Ordnance Department erected several buildings on Rodman Avenue, just west of the nineteenth-century, Greek Revival stone shops. To maintain the "gran More

Significance: During and immediately after World War I, the Ordnance Department erected several buildings on Rodman Avenue, just west of the nineteenth-century, Greek Revival stone shops. To maintain the "gran More

Significance: During and immediately after World War I, the Ordnance Department erected several buildings on Rodman Avenue, just west of the nineteenth-century, Greek Revival stone shops. To maintain the "gran More

Significance: During and immediately after World War I, the Ordnance Department erected several buildings on Rodman Avenue, just west of the nineteenth-century, Greek Revival stone shops. To maintain the "gran More

Significance: During and immediately after World War I, the Ordnance Department erected several buildings on Rodman Avenue, just west of the nineteenth-century, Greek Revival stone shops. To maintain the "gran More

Significance: During and immediately after World War I, the Ordnance Department erected several buildings on Rodman Avenue, just west of the nineteenth-century, Greek Revival stone shops. To maintain the "gran More

Significance: During and immediately after World War I, the Ordnance Department erected several buildings on Rodman Avenue, just west of the nineteenth-century, Greek Revival stone shops. To maintain the "gran More

Survey number: HAER CT-189-E National Register of Historic Places NRIS Number: 76001987, 03000171

Survey number: HAER CT-189-E National Register of Historic Places NRIS Number: 76001987, 03000171

Survey number: HAER CT-189-E National Register of Historic Places NRIS Number: 76001987, 03000171

Survey number: HAER CT-189-E National Register of Historic Places NRIS Number: 76001987, 03000171

Significance: Fort Larned was originally built of adobe. In 1865 the first stone structure was erected. By 1868 there were ten permanent sandstone buildings. Nine of these still stand to be viewed by the pub More

Significance: Fort Larned was originally built of adobe. In 1865 the first stone structure was erected. By 1868 there were ten permanent sandstone buildings. Nine of these still stand to be viewed by the pub More

Significance: Fort Larned was originally built of adobe. In 1865 the first stone structure was erected. By 1868 there were ten permanent sandstone buildings. Nine of these still stand to be viewed by the pub More

Significance: Fort Larned was originally built of adobe. In 1865 the first stone structure was erected. By 1868 there were ten permanent sandstone buildings. Nine of these still stand to be viewed by the pub More

Significance: Fort Larned was originally built of adobe. In 1865 the first stone structure was erected. By 1868 there were ten permanent sandstone buildings. Nine of these still stand to be viewed by the pub More

Significance: Fort Larned was originally built of adobe. In 1865 the first stone structure was erected. By 1868 there were ten permanent sandstone buildings. Nine of these still stand to be viewed by the pub More

Significance: Fort Larned was originally built of adobe. In 1865 the first stone structure was erected. By 1868 there were ten permanent sandstone buildings. Nine of these still stand to be viewed by the pub More

Significance: Fort Larned was originally built of adobe. In 1865 the first stone structure was erected. By 1868 there were ten permanent sandstone buildings. Nine of these still stand to be viewed by the pub More

Significance: Fort Larned was originally built of adobe. In 1865 the first stone structure was erected. By 1868 there were ten permanent sandstone buildings. Nine of these still stand to be viewed by the pub More

Significance: Fort Larned was originally built of adobe. In 1865 the first stone structure was erected. By 1868 there were ten permanent sandstone buildings. Nine of these still stand to be viewed by the pub More

Significance: With the inexhaustible supply of coal and the eventual juncture of the route to Pittsburgh with the mainline at Cumberland, the B & O though significant economics were available by producing rails More

Significance: With the inexhaustible supply of coal and the eventual juncture of the route to Pittsburgh with the mainline at Cumberland, the B & O though significant economics were available by producing rails More

Significance: With the inexhaustible supply of coal and the eventual juncture of the route to Pittsburgh with the mainline at Cumberland, the B & O though significant economics were available by producing rails More

Significance: With the inexhaustible supply of coal and the eventual juncture of the route to Pittsburgh with the mainline at Cumberland, the B & O though significant economics were available by producing rails More

Significance: With the inexhaustible supply of coal and the eventual juncture of the route to Pittsburgh with the mainline at Cumberland, the B & O though significant economics were available by producing rails More

Significance: With the inexhaustible supply of coal and the eventual juncture of the route to Pittsburgh with the mainline at Cumberland, the B & O though significant economics were available by producing rails More

Significance: With the inexhaustible supply of coal and the eventual juncture of the route to Pittsburgh with the mainline at Cumberland, the B & O though significant economics were available by producing rails More

Significance: With the inexhaustible supply of coal and the eventual juncture of the route to Pittsburgh with the mainline at Cumberland, the B & O though significant economics were available by producing rails More

Significance: With the inexhaustible supply of coal and the eventual juncture of the route to Pittsburgh with the mainline at Cumberland, the B & O though significant economics were available by producing rails More

Significance: With the inexhaustible supply of coal and the eventual juncture of the route to Pittsburgh with the mainline at Cumberland, the B & O though significant economics were available by producing rails More