The National Iron & Steel Heritage Museum is located just 30 miles west of Philadelphia in Coatesville – “The Birthplace of the Industrial Revolution”. The museum celebrates the Life & Times of the “Woman of Steel”, Rebecca Lukens, the world’s first Woman Industrialist. The museum is located in the Lukens Historic District a National Register Historic Place with many historic buildings.
Current exhibits include the Iron & Steel workers memorial featuring “Trees” from the World Trade Center buit by Lukens Steel that survived the 911 Terrorist attack and were returned to Coatesville, as well as an exhibit of Steel Ship Building and the original Art of Klaus Grutzka. For More information about current exhibits, please visit the National Iron & Steel Heritage Museum Website
The National Iron & Steel Heritage Museum
50 South 1st Avenue, Coatesville, PA 19320
Phone: 610-384-9282
10:00am to 4:00pm
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- Lukens Corporate Headquarters
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- Rebecca Lukens
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- Plans for the Museum
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- Museum Plans
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- Museum Plans
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- World Trade Center Tree
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- The Trees Return to Coatesville
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- National Iron & Steel Heritage Museum
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- The Museum Open House
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- 1st Locomotive Engine
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- Terracina Historic Property
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- Greystone Historic Property
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- Group Tours
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- Current Exhibits
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- Skip Huston, Scott Huston, Gene DiOrio, Jim Ziegler
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- Scott Huston, President
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- Steel Ship Exhibit
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- Lukens Steel Band
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- Lukens Steel Archives
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- Lukens Steel Archives
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- 1st Steel Mill
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- Rebecca Lukens, today
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- Coatesville Centennial
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- World Trade Center Memorial
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- Heritage Day
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- Monument under construction
