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Blacksmith Shops
Bill Bally Blacksmith Shop, Grand Marais, Minnesota
Built in 1911 by Sam Bally. Three generations of the Bally family (Sam, his son Albert, and Albert's son, Bill) worked here as blacksmiths and the business operated into the 1990s. The building is now owned by Cook County and is on the National Register of Historic Places.
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Jacek Szustak
on January 10, 2013Niezwykłe miejsca, a do tego pełne uroku. Wiele bym dał aby mieć taką kuźnię. Jestem kowalem artystą i moja kuźnia nie jest tak piękna. Może kiedyś wybuduję coś w podobnym stylu, a robota będzie cieszyć jeszcze bardziej. Pozdrowienia z polski od kowala Jacka.
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