Lucy Selina Furnace

Lucy Selina Furnace is a Virginia historical marker in Alleghany County, dedicated 1962.

Alleghany County · dedicated 1962 · Longdale Furnace Road, opposite intersection with Iron Ore Lane

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This furnace was built in 1827 by Ironmasters John Jordan and John Irvine and was named for their wives. During the Civil War, iron produced here was used in the manufacture of Confederate Munitions.

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