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Eagle Iron Works and Curtin Village: The bridge and charging house at the level of the top of the furnace, which is seen beyond the trestle.

Bridge and charging house at Eagle Iron Works and Curtin Village. Photo credit: Chu Liang-Kai

Detail of trestlework, charging house, and blast furnace at Eagle Iron Works and Curtin Village. Photo credit: Chu Liang-Kai

View showing the flume, casting house, tuyere shed, furnace, and charging house at Eagle Iron Works and Curtin Village. Photo credit: Chu, Liang-Kai

Water wheel in blast house. Photo credit: Chu Liang-Kai

Detail of water wheel in blast house at Eagle Iron Works and Curtin Village. Photo credit: Chu Liang-Kai

Miles Dukeman, Blacksmith, circa 1900

Bryan Cottage, Curtin Village

Foreman's house, Workers' Village, Eagle Iron Works and Curtin Village

Eagle Emporium at Eagle Iron Works and Curtin Village, circa 1895

Eagle Iron Works and Curtin Village, circa 1900

Boarding House at Eagle Iron Works and Curtin Village

Parlor, Curtin Mansion at Eagle Iron Works and Curtin Village

Master Bedroom, Curtin Mansion at Eagle Iron Works and Curtin Village

Bedroom, Curtin Mansion at Eagle Iron Works and Curtin Village

Roland Curtin, founder of the iron works and father of Gov Andrew Gregg Curtin.

Andrew Gregg Curtin, Pennsylvania Governor 1861-1867

Hugh Laird (Bud) Curtin, Jr and mother Thomazine (Daisy) Potter Curtin. 1916. Bud's great grandfather was the Andrew Gregg Curtin's half brother.