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From: Louis Jordan <ljordan@nd.edu>
Subject: Saugus Ironworks
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I saw the comments over the weekend on the Saugus=20
Ironworks and wanted to add a few remarks. I=20
discussed the ironworks and the relationship of=20
Joseph Jenks with John Hull in the book on John=20
Hull and the Massachusetts Mint. The standard=20
history of the Saugus ironworks is:
Hartley=92 Edward Neal. Ironworks on the Saugus:=20
the Lynn and Braintree Ventures of the Company of=20
Undertakers of the Ironworks in New England=92=20
Norman: University of Oklahoma Press=92 1957.
Also there is a very informative pamphlet on=20
Joseph Jenks, who worked as an independent=20
contractor at the ironworks:
Carlson=92 Stephen P. Joseph Jenks: Colonial=20
Toolmaker and Inventor=92 Eastern National Park and=20
Monument Association=92 1985. This is sold at the=20
Saugus Iron Works restoration site. It was first=20
published in 1973 then revised in 1975 and 1978.
Additionally, there is a very good book on the=20
Saugus ironworks, with excellent drawings. It is=20
written for young adults, but includes as much=20
information on the daily operation of ironmaking,=20
if not more, as is found in Harley's book:
Clarke=92 Mary Stetson. Pioneer Iron Works=92 Philadelphia: Chilton Books=
=92 1968.
It really is a very interesting site to visit.=20
It is only about 10 miles north of Boston and=20
would be worth a side trip during the C4=20
convention, if you could find someone with an=20
automobile (allow about three hours for round=20
trip travel and the tour). Sunday would be the=20
best day to go because the traffic would be=20
lighter getting out of and then back into Boston=20
(about 30 minutes each way).
Lou
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<div>I saw the comments over the weekend on the Saugus Ironworks and
wanted to add a few remarks. I discussed the ironworks and the
relationship of Joseph Jenks with John Hull in the book on John Hull
and the Massachusetts Mint. The standard history of the Saugus
ironworks is:</div>
<div><br></div>
<div><font face=3D"Times" size=3D"+1" color=3D"#000000">Hartley=92 Edward
Neal.<i> Ironworks on the Saugus: the Lynn and Braintree Ventures of
the Company of Undertakers of the Ironworks in New England</i>=92
Norman: University of Oklahoma Press=92 1957</font>.</div>
<div><font size=3D"+1"><br></font></div>
<div>Also there is a very informative pamphlet on Joseph Jenks, who
worked as an independent contractor at the ironworks:</div>
<div><font size=3D"+1"><br></font></div>
<div><font face=3D"Times" size=3D"+1" color=3D"#000000">Carlson=92 Stephen
P.<i> Joseph Jenks: Colonial Toolmaker and Inventor=92</i> Eastern
National Park and Monument Association=92 1985. This is sold at the
Saugus Iron Works restoration site. It was first published in 1973
then revised in 1975 and 1978</font><font face=3D"Times" size=3D"-1"
color=3D"#000000">.</font></div>
<div><br></div>
<div>Additionally, there is a very good book on the Saugus ironworks,
with excellent drawings. It is written for young adults, but
includes as much information on the daily operation of ironmaking, if
not more, as is found in Harley's book:</div>
<div><br></div>
<div><font face=3D"Times" size=3D"+1" color=3D"#000000">Clarke=92 Mary
Stetson.<i> Pioneer Iron Works=92</i> Philadelphia: Chilton Books=92
1968.</font></div>
<div><br></div>
<div>It really is a very interesting site to visit. It is only
about 10 miles north of Boston and would be worth a side trip
during the C4 convention, if you could find someone with an automobile
(allow about three hours for round trip travel and the tour).
Sunday would be the best day to go because the traffic would be
lighter getting out of and then back into Boston (about 30 minutes
each way).</div>
<div><br></div>
<div>Lou</div>
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