Category:Lithgow Blast Furnace

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English: Lithgow Blast Furnace is a heritage-listed former blast furnace and now park and visitor attraction in Lithgow, City of Lithgow, New South Wales, Australia. There have been three blast furnaces at Lithgow.

- The original blast furnace (1875-1882) build for Lithgow Valley Iron Works

- The blast furnace (1907-1928) built for William Sandford

- The blast furnace (1913-1928) built for Charles Hoskins.

Lithgow Blast Furnace

former blast furnace in New South Wales

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heritage site

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New South Wales, AUS

Heritage designation

Heritage Act — State Heritage Register (548)

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33° 28′ 30.36″ S, 150° 10′ 13.44″ E

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Q58204331 NSW Heritage database ID: 5045094
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Media in category "Lithgow Blast Furnace"

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'Ironworks, Lithgow'.jpg 4,520 × 3,517; 10.12 MB
1965 PORT KEMBLA (3570060666).jpg 4,020 × 2,610; 802 KB
548 - Lithgow Blast Furnace (5045094b10).jpg 480 × 640; 82 KB
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548 - Lithgow Blast Furnace (5045094b9).jpg 640 × 480; 108 KB
548 - Lithgow Blast Furnace - Built in 1906-7, the Blast Furnace was the sole producer of iron in Australia for the first seven years of its life. (5045094b1).jpg 640 × 480; 66 KB
548 - Lithgow Blast Furnace - PCO Plan Number 548 (5045094p1).jpg 1,113 × 779; 69 KB
548 - Lithgow Blast Furnace - The Blast Furnace has aesthetic value in its superb siting clear of the town, its fine views and its functional architecture. (5045094b3).jpg 480 × 640; 91 KB
548 - Lithgow Blast Furnace - The men who built the furnce and worked there under difficult conditions, displayed endurance, solidarity, skill and pride in their work . (5045094b5).jpg 480 × 640; 87 KB
548 - Lithgow Blast Furnace - The remains are in themselves a resource for studying technical changes in ironmaking. (5045094b2).jpg 480 × 640; 77 KB
548 - Lithgow Blast Furnace - The remains represent an organic growth and refinement of a major industrial plant and are a resource for studying technical change in ironmaking. (5045094b4).jpg 480 × 640; 106 KB
Blast furnace at Lithgow, N.S.W. - very early 1900s.jpg 1,388 × 873; 356 KB
Blastfurnacelithgow.jpg 816 × 609; 286 KB
Engine house and blast furnace, Esk Bank iron works, 1877 (8287083336).jpg 1,024 × 742; 125 KB
Enoch Hughes, Manager Eskbank Ironworks, Lithgow, NSW c1879 (Sydney Mail 19 July 1879 p93).jpg 304 × 469; 52 KB
Lithgow - Eskbank Ironworks c1879 (Sydney Mail 19 July 1879 p93).jpg 663 × 545; 119 KB
Lithgow blast furnace - guests watch tapping at opening (Sydney Mail 22-5-1907, p1312).jpg 929 × 562; 196 KB
Lithgow blast furnace - molten iron flowing to moulds (The Australasian 25-05-1907, p31).jpg 835 × 588; 146 KB
Lithgow Blast Furnace May 1907 (Sydney Mail 15 May 1907, Page 1245).jpg 387 × 521; 57 KB
Lithgow, NSW - Eskbank Ironworks and blast furnace c.1881 (Railway Guide of NSW, Page 70).jpg 577 × 446; 214 KB
Lithgow, NSW - Rolling Mills of Eskbank Ironworks c.1881 (Railway Guide of NSW, 1881, Page 67).jpg 570 × 392; 192 KB
Rail Mill Eskbank Lithgow (The Daily Telegraph (Sydney) Tue 12 May 1914, Page 10.jpg 1,128 × 458; 251 KB
SLNSW 796560 State Mine Lithgow.jpg 1,400 × 833; 225 KB
Wallaby 0-4-0ST Locomotive a.jpg 3,107 × 2,072; 715 KB

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