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Cedar Grove Iron Works

Cedar Grove Iron Works is a Tennessee historical marker in WAYNE COUNTIES, Perry County.

Perry Co, TN 20 & 100, 5 miles Works west of Linden HISTORICAL MARKERS INVENTORY GILES, LAWRENCE, LEWIS, WAYNE COUNTIES

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Five miles southwest are ruins of the iron furnace built (1834) by Wallace Dixon on the Furnace Branch of Cedar Creek. It was rebuilt in 1846 and discontinued operation in 1862.

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Barry Lawrence Ruderman Map Collection, Stanford Libraries

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