Penn's Cave and Eagle Iron Works @ Curtin Village

Pricing per person  includes: Transportation and admissions, guide services and Lunch and Dinner!

- Ages 13 + =$155   Ages 4-12 =$135   Under 4 = $60 

​Step into life in a mid-1800’s iron-making village. Take a guided tour with a knowledgeable guide appearing in period dress. The Eagle Iron Works and its nearby workers’ village are a testament to the vision and determination of Irish immigrant Roland Curtin. In an era when the average lifespan of regional iron-making companies was 15 years, Eagle Iron Works was in operation for 112 years.  It was the last surviving charcoal-fueled iron furnace in Pennsylvania. Our guided tour includes:

• ​Federal-style Curtin Family Mansion (built 1830-1831) with period furnishings
• blast furnace and iron-making complex
• workers’ village
• personal carriage of Pennsylvania’s Civil War Governor, Andrew Gregg Curtin 

Enjoy a delicious included Lunch and then tour Penn's Cave, America's only all-water cavern which offers unique experiences that the whole family will love, a fully guided cavern tour by boat, a butterfly garden and a widelife tour where you can see Native North-American animals such as bison, Texas longhorn cattle, red & silver foxes, black bears, elk, whitetail deer, mustangs, bighorn sheep, timber wolves and their new young wolf pack of gray and arctic wolves!! You’ll be entertained as well as educated; even life-long Pennsylvanians will learn something new about the geology, biology and geography of the center of our state. Don't Miss This Amazing Tour! Included Evening Meal on the return trip!