Remains of 19th century cement factory

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Saylor Park Cement Museum

A museum devoted to the indispensible building material, that "liquid rock," known as cement. The museum is located in a grouping of nine 19th century vertical cement kilns. These odd looking structures are the Schoefer Kilns, built in 1893 by David Saylor's company. Saylor was an Englishman who held the first U. S. patent for Portland Cement.
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