
Iron production and mineral springs define the landscape of the central Appalachian ridges in the late nineteenth century. Industrial landmarks like Long Dale Furnace, Glen Wilton Furnace, and Salisbury Furnace sit near the steep slopes of Rich Patch Mtn and North Mountain, where the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad follows the winding path of the Jackson River and James River. These rivers served as critical corridors for the movement of pig iron and ore from sites like the Victoria Mines.
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1894 Natural Bridge
Botetourt County, VA

1894 Rockbridge
Botetourt County, VA

1907 Natural Bridge
Botetourt County, VA

1961 Arnold Valley
Botetourt County, VA

1962 Oriskany
Botetourt County, VA

1962 Salisbury
Botetourt County, VA

1962 Strom
Botetourt County, VA

1962 Sugarloaf Mtn
Botetourt County, VA

1963 Villamont
Botetourt County, VA

1999 Arnold Valley
Botetourt County, VA

1999 Villamont
Botetourt County, VA

2022 Arnold Valley
Botetourt County, VA

2022 Oriskany
Botetourt County, VA

2022 Salisbury
Botetourt County, VA

2022 Strom
Botetourt County, VA

2022 Sugarloaf Mountain
Botetourt County, VA

2022 Villamont
Botetourt County, VA