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English: Ruins of Isabella Furnace from near the base of the stack; taken about a decade after furnace blown out in 1894. |
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| Source | "Up the Eastern and Down the Black Brandywine", Wilmer MacElree, after p. 54, Google Books digitization https://books.google.com/books?id=d39BAAAAYAAJ |
| Author | Wilmer W. MacElree |
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| 04:08, 26 March 2011 |  | 792 × 611 (103 KB) | Choess | {{Information |Description ={{en|1=Ruins of Isabella Furnace from near the base of the stack; taken about a decade after furnace blown out in 1894.}} |Source ="Up the Eastern and Down the Black Brandywine", Wilmer MacElree, after p. 54, Google |
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