The National Iron & Steel Heritage Museum - Museum in Coatesville - 50 S 1st Ave, USA

My homeschool group took a field trip to the museum today and had a great time. We loved that the tour was some inside and some outside so the kids could let out some energy in between stops. Lots to look at, button pushing, and hands on activities too. It was super cool to see the insides of the historic homes. A lot of us didn’t even know the steel factory was still in operation today. Definitely worth doing!

This was an absolutely wonderful experience! The tour guides were so patient with all the children in our homeschool group. The location is beautiful. Our tour guides were so knowledgeable, enthusiastic, and warm. I left wanting to return again!

I came to do some geocaching. Something called a Virtual Geocache. There is no physical container, but you visit a location and answer questions or take a picture to prove you were there. I saw a part of the World Trade Center that had been made there. It was one of the few parts of the tower left standing after September 11.

I did not go in. I visited the 9/11 memorial out front for the Tour of Honor. That alone was definitely worth the trip. It is amazing.

Great place to visit. Steelworkers Memorial was located behind the museum. Just amazing!

History of iron/steel making from the early 19TH century until today. Jim, our guide , was excellent.

I go to one if the offices in this terrific old building with lots of Coatesville Luke's Steel Co. pictures and memorabilia.

The people working there were rude. The tour guide left us in a room. He told us wait there. He left with 4 people. The tour was suppose to start at 3 pm. It was only 2:21. A lady came out several min later. She acted like we were a bother. She told us everything costs a fee. If we wanted to go on tour we needed to catch up with people that left several min before us. We decided to leave the premises and never return.