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Lock Ridge Park INFO
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 Park area is 59.2 acres  Furnace Museum WILL be open on Sunday from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Admission is free.  Lock Ridge Park was opened in August 1976. The park includes the old Lock Ridge Iron Works complex and surrounding land.  Lock Ridge Park and Furnace Museum Swabia Creek offers limited fishing. There is a picnic pavilion with fireplace and rest rooms. A path system is suitable for walking or bike riding. There is a little league baseball field.  Lock Ridge Furnace Museum is a unique museum dedicated to the anthracite iron industry. Visitors may tour the rebuilt furnace room, the engine house, and cast house originally constructed by the Thomas Iron Company in 1868. Exhibits illustrate how iron was made over one hundred years ago. Numbered signs enable visitors to guide themselves on a walking tour of the site. The museum is administered by the Lehigh County Historical Society. PHOTO CREDITS |
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