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The Scranton Iron Furnaces are a relic of the country’s iron industry’s beginnings. Composed of four behemoth stone blast furnaces, this historic landmark was once a part of the Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company which operated sometime around the mid-1800s. Visitors to the Scranton Iron Furnaces today can get a tour of the site and learn about its significance in the United States’ industrial revolution. While many different groups offer tours, the Scranton Iron Furnaces are open to self-guided tours and visitors all year from dawn to dusk thanks to its location within a historic park. Tours via the Historic Trolley ride may be booked at Scranton’s Visitor Center from April through October.

159 Cedar Avenue, Scranton, Pennsylvania 18505; Phone: 570-963-4804

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