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ASM International Historical Landmarks Historical Markers
More than 125 ASM Historical Landmarks identify the sites and events that have played a prominent part in the development of metals and metalworking. Formerly known as the American Society for Metals, the scope of ASM International Historical Landmarks was broadened to include all engineered materials.
By Darren Jefferson Clay, May 15, 2021
Alisa Blast Furnaces Marker
1 ► Alabama, Jefferson County, Birmingham, Central City — Sloss Blast Furnaces — National Historic Landmark —  |
| 2 ► California, Orange County, San Juan Capistrano — Metalworking Furnaces — Mission San Juan Capistrano — ASM International — |
| 3 ► California, Santa Clara County, San Jose, Almaden — New Almaden Quicksilver Mine — |
| 4 ► California, Shasta County, Shasta Lake — Heroult Electric Arc Furnace — |
| 5 ► Connecticut, South Central Region, Hamden, Whitneyville — Eli Whitney Armory — |
| 6 ► Idaho, Butte County, Arco — EBR-I — |
| 7 ► Kentucky, Kenton County, Covington — John A. Roebling Bridge — |
| 8 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Wareham — Tremont Nail Factory — |
| 9 ► Missouri, Phelps County, St. James — Maramec Iron Works — |
| 10 ► New York, New York County, Manhattan, Liberty Island — The New Colossus — A Sonnet to the Statue of Liberty — |
| 11 ► Pennsylvania, Allegheny County, North Braddock — Edgar Thomson Plant — U.S. Steel Mon Valley Works — |
| 12 ► Pennsylvania, Chester County, Phoenixville — Phoenix Iron & Steel Company — |
| 13 ► Pennsylvania, Fayette County, Brownsville — Brownsville - Route 40 Bridge — |
| 14 ► Pennsylvania, Fayette County, Brownsville — Dunlap’s Creek Bridge — |
| 15 ► Pennsylvania, Huntingdon County, Belleville, Jackson Township — Greenwood Furnace — |
| 16 ► Virginia, Richmond, Gambles Hill — Tredegar Iron Works — |