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Letter, George W. McCauley to W.R. Merriam
Letter sent from George W. McCauley of Moorefield West Virginia to William Rush Merriam of Washington DC concerning a shipmen of lumber owned by the Henkel and McCauley Timber Company to be transported from Liberty Furnace to Edinburg Virginia by the…
Liberty Iron Company Receipt
Receipt noting that $29.25 had been received by Perry Bowman from M.M. Campbell, Receiver inf the Chancery suit of N.J. Conover vs. Liberty Iron Company for brick work on the company's stack. The receipt is dated December 31, 1891.
Bark Invoice - Shenandoah Iron and Coal Company
Bark statement sent from H.S. Wightman to W.R. Merriam of Liberty Furnace Virginia on August 9, 1911.
The statement details the amount of bark collected, presumably on lands belonging to the Shenandoah Iron and Coal Company, during the month of…
The statement details the amount of bark collected, presumably on lands belonging to the Shenandoah Iron and Coal Company, during the month of…
View of Liberty Iron Furnace
Photo of a photograph of buildings that were part of the Liberty Iron Furnace.
Liberty Furnace was located along Stony Creek approximately 11 miles west of Edinburg, Virginia.
Liberty Furnace was located along Stony Creek approximately 11 miles west of Edinburg, Virginia.
Liberty Iron Furnace
Photograph of Liberty Iron Furnace, located along Stony Creek approximately 11 miles west of Edinburg Virginia.
The superintendent's house (still standing in 2025) is visible on the upper left of the image and the furnace structures are visible…
The superintendent's house (still standing in 2025) is visible on the upper left of the image and the furnace structures are visible…
Men Mining Ore at Liberty Furnace
Photograph of three unidentified men standing by a cart loaded with ore they have extracted from the tunnel behind them.
The image was taken at Liberty Furnace about 1900.
This photograph was used in the 1972 Bicentennial book published by the…
The image was taken at Liberty Furnace about 1900.
This photograph was used in the 1972 Bicentennial book published by the…
Liberty Iron Furnace Buildings
Photo of a photograph of buildings that were part of the Liberty Iron Furnace property.
Liberty Furnace was located along Stony Creek approximately 11 miles west of Edinburg, Virginia.
Liberty Furnace was located along Stony Creek approximately 11 miles west of Edinburg, Virginia.
Liberty Furnace Property
Picture of a photograph of the Liberty Furnace property.
The superintendent's house (still standing in 2022) is visible on the left of the image and the furnace structures are visible on the extreme right.
Liberty Furnace was located along…
The superintendent's house (still standing in 2022) is visible on the left of the image and the furnace structures are visible on the extreme right.
Liberty Furnace was located along…
House on Liberty Furnace Property
Two story house on the Liberty Furnace Property.
House and People on Liberty Furnace Property
Unidentified group of people sitting on the lawn of a large, two-story house located on the Liberty Furnace property.
Lantz and Lindamood Letter
Letter sent from Lantz and Lindamood, Hardwood and Pine Lumber Manufacturers in Strasburg Virginia, to W.R. Merriam, President of Liberty Iron Furnace, in regard to an unpaid bill for a shipment of lumber.
Dedford Company Letter, August 16 1909
August 16, 1909 letter sent from the Dedford Company of Luray Virginia to the Shenandoah Iron and Coal Company of Liberty Furnace in Shenandoah County Virginia. The letter details an amount of bark received by the Dedford Company, who operated a…
Serious Riot
Newspaper article detailing a riot that occurred at Columbia and Liberty Furnaces west of Edinburg in Shenandoah County. It appeared in Shenandoah Herald on January 28, 1880.
The incident was sparked by the furnace owners' decision to hire…
The incident was sparked by the furnace owners' decision to hire…