Abandoned Baldwin Furnace

Abandoned Baldwin Furnace, built in 1810 - Continuing along Furnace Lane, past the Laurel Hill Furnace, brings you to State Gamelands No. 42 in St. Clair Township. After parking in the lot, you can reach the remains of the Baldwin Furnace by hiking a little over a mile along a dirt road in the gamelands.
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[@thepawanderer]

Hello all, I hope you enjoy the video, thanks for watching

[@Packrat1415]

Thank you for all you do I enjoy watching your videos.

[@thepawanderer]

Welcome, and thank you for watching them I appreciate it

[@donnabrooks3223]

Another great video!

[@thepawanderer]

Thank you I appreciate it, and thanks foe watching

[@wanderingoutyonder]

There are so many cool furnace areas in PA! We've never heard of this particular one! Thanks for sharing!

[@thepawanderer]

Yes this one is deep in the forest, thanks for watching

[@hikingoutdoorfamily]

Very neat to see this old furnace. Looks like it's in pretty good shape.

[@thepawanderer]

Not to bad I think it as bilt 1810

[@adventureswithnubby]

A very cool piece of history

[@thepawanderer]

Yea I think it was from 1810. It's in the description

[@rubirosasarte8198]

Yep, that was another nice exploration, 2nd time around , that's an awesome furnace, different shape🥧 triangular 😄, well grateful for sharing it to us buddy, feels like we've come there already yet thanks for giving the direction for the place 🤓!

[@thepawanderer]

thank you and you are welcome, glad you liked it and always grateful for your support

[@EfrelOtic]

❤

[@thepawanderer]

Thank you

[@joeymalenich7096]

I respect you taking a chance seeing a snake thanks for all the videos you do

[@PATG1]

Great video it still looks most intact, I would love to see one run some where if there was an operating furnace in some state.

[@thepawanderer]

Yea some are in really good shape and definitely would be cool to see one in action

[@whiskey_tango_foxtrot__]

Its pretty cool how they worked too

[@thepawanderer]

Yea it definitely was

[@jennifermiller697]

Rattlesnakes?! You're crazy for walking out there!

[@thepawanderer]

Yea, lots of them, and I hate them too

[@matthewshelley5475]

what was furnace used for? you could explain?

[@thepawanderer]

Ecsracting iron from native iron ores, most of my video I put the information in the description,