Saugus Iron Works National Historic Site

Investigate the origination of the American iron and steel industry at Saugus Iron Works National Historic Site - a reproduction of the effective, incorporated iron works in the New World. On April fifth, 1968 the site was assigned Saugus Iron Works National Historic Site and turned out to be a piece of the National Park System as a result of its centrality to the character, improvement and history of the United States. All stop offices, visits and projects are allowed to the general population.

Extraordinary occasions, exhibits or unique stop uses may require an expense. The office is fueled by seven vast waterwheels, some of which are fixed to work pair with gigantic wooden riggings associating them. It has a wharf to stack the iron onto maritime vessels, and additionally an extensive, reestablished seventeenth century house.