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In the middle of the 18th century the miners built in Längshyttan an ironworks, a construction where the space between the furnace chimney and the outer wall with stones and earth was filled. The filler acted as an insulator so that the furnace did not should burst at high temperature. The hut was from the miners until 1810, when a consortium i.e. the owners of Kloster, took over the business. the Hut was shut down in 1861 and is now the am best preserved wooden top ironworks in Dalarna.

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The pit in Rällingsbergs consists of four shafts that are beautiful and amazing I are openly located in the middle of a sloping cultural landscape. In the Around 100 men and women worked here in its heyday. explosive stockpile, pit house, machine house, klaubhaus and a transformer station still there. In the pit area there are also ruins and remains of the processing plant, as well as that of a comprehensive transport system with canals, railroad and a cable car still available. The pit was shut down in 1932.

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The lock was built in 1872. Silfhytted then lay at the combined horse-drawn carriage and waterway route, connecting many of the huts in the Sprengel Husby association. The lock is no longer functional.

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At the end of the 17th century a silver smelter was built at the waterfall between between the lakes Grycken and Fullen. The silverworks gave that Place the shiny name, Silfhytteà. in the middle of the 18th century there used to be a small town here, where iron production procreation replaced. Poor transport connections and poor profitability led to the end of the 19th century tion of the ironworks of Silfhytteà.

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Avesta Art is an art biennial taking place in Verket, a museum in the old copper- and ironworks in Koppardalen, Avesta.