Fire brick lining of Olive Furnace. This furnace has its crucible carved out of the natural rock.
Olive Furnace stack with Roman arch. The path for loading the burden had to pass over an opening between the stock yard and the furnace, so a roman arch was built across that opening.
Olive Furnace Church is still being used.
Iron Master's home at Olive Furnace.
A hillside view of the Olive Furnace operation, which was founded by John Campbell and John Peters. The furnace was located north of Vernon.
Special Topics on Mt. Olive Furnace and its restoration:
| Year Built | 1846 |
| In Blast | 1847 |
| Blew Out | 1910 |
| Torn Down for Scrap Iron | 1915 |
| Built By | John Peters, Sr John Campbell Madison Cole William Clements J.L.Thompson |
| Daily Tonnage | 16 |
| Location | 20 miles north of Ironton, Ohio: Section 34 of Washington Township on Ohio State Route #93. |
| Remains | The cemetery is still being used. Now Owned by The Mt Olive Furnace Park Corporation. |