The first reactor to produce usable electricity, in 1951.
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A preserved blast-furnace complex that made pig iron from 1882 to 1971, now a museum of industry and a center for metal arts.
A mining and history museum in the 1897 Copper Queen headquarters.
A park preserving the Keweenaw copper mining heritage.
A museum of mining history and machinery.
A museum of the 1829 Georgia gold rush in the 1836 courthouse.
Newlin Grist Mill is a working 1704 water-powered grist mill within a historic park.
A copper mine museum on the Keweenaw.
An underground museum 650 feet down in a salt mine.
A mining museum in the compressor building of the old Alaska-Juneau gold mine.
A national museum of the mining industry.
A museum and working bat factory.
A park preserving Lowell's textile mills.
A visitor center with John Deere machinery past and present.
A museum of the Upper Peninsula iron industry.
Fairmount Water Works is a National Historic Landmark waterworks on the Schuylkill River with an interpretive center on water and the environment.
A museum of Maui's sugar industry.
A museum of the Silver Valley's mining history.