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© Deutsches Eisenofenmuseum (German Iron Furnace Museum)

Deutsches Eisenofenmuseum (German Iron Furnace Museum)

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Stauffenbergstr. 5
89233 Neu-Ulm
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The Deutsches Eisenofenmuseum (German Iron Furnace Museum) explains why the cast-iron stove was a revolutionary invention. With over 150 restored and dated iron stoves, it offers an insight into the history of the development of the stove from the Baroque period to the present day.

Last edited on 12.12.2023

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