Until the end of the eighteenth century, wrought iron was smelted from ore using charcoal, by the bloomery process, in a finery forge or from the industrial revolution in a Lancashire hearth.
Wrought iron was smelted from ore in a finery forge or from the industrial revolution in a Lancashire hearth. This was by the bloomery process. This was until the end of the eighteenth century. Wrought iron was using charcoal. This was until the end of the eighteenth century. This was by the bloomery process or from the industrial revolution in a Lancashire hearth. This was in a finery forge.