Lee Kellogg School 8th Grade Visit - 2007
The Friends of Beckley Furnace played host to a very well prepared group of 8th graders from one of the smallest public school in our area: Lee Kellogg School, located in Falls Village. This year they had their largest 8th grades in several years: 22 students.
Here are pictures from their visit to Beckley Furnace. We look forward to welcoming Lee Kellogg back in future years!
 Students arriving from the school bus that brought them |
 Ed Kirby introduces the students to the Beckley Furnace site |
 About the furnace... |
 Examining the hearth, looking up into the bosh |
 Dick Paddock continues the presentation |
 How the air got into the furnace: a tuyere arch |
 One of the skips used to charge the furnace |
 Dick takes the group through "Water power 101" |
 Examining the model charcoal pile (originally created by a Kellogg School student) |
 Examining the raw materials while part of the group hefts the pig |
 The charcoal making demonstration |
 And, finally, back to the school bus! |
Great kids! We really enjoyed working with them.
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