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Abraham Darby's blast furnace The old furnace in Coalbrookdale where, in 1709, Abraham Darby first smelted iron using coke instead of charcoal. It was already 50 years old when taken over by Abraham Darby I. It is now protected by a pyramid.
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| Author | M J Richardson |
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