Alleghany Ore and Iron Company
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Alleghany Ore and Iron Company
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The Alleghany Ore and Iron Company was incorporated under the laws of Virginia on March 4, 1902. It operated blast furnaces at Iron Gate, Buena Vista, and Shenandoah, Virginia, and iron mines at Lignite in Botetourt County. It became a subsidiary of the Lukens Iron & Steel Company of Coatesville, Pa., in 1907. The furnaces were closed between 1917 and 1923 and the iron mines around 1925. The company remains an inactive subsidiary of Lukens, Inc.
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African American iron and steel workers
Blast furnaces
Child labor
Company towns
Industrial housing
Industrial safety
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Iron industry and trade
Iron and steel workers
Iron mines and mining
Iron ores
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Botetourt County (Va.)
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Rockbridge County (Va.)
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Lignite (Va.)
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Alleghany County (Va.)
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Buena Vista (Va.)
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Page County (Va.)
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Virginia
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