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On April 18, 1882:

Sloss Furnaces produced iron for nearly 90 years, which gave rise to the city of Birmingham. Now recognized as a National Historic Landmark, Sloss Furnaces with its web of pipes and tall smokestacks offers us a glimpse into the great industrial past of the South and our nation.

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Metal Arts Events/Classes

> Creative Welding, July 18-19

> Creative Welding, August 29 - 30



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> Sonic Youth, July 12
> Museum Reciprication Day, July 18
> Government Mule with Moon Taxi, July 23
> Stokin' The Fire BBQ & Music Festival,              Aug 21-22

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> Guided and Self Guided Tours 2009
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