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Artist's rendering of historic objects and structures at Hopewell Furnace NHS. NPS Illustration. Become a Junior Ranger at Hopewell Furnace National Historic Site WebRangers Stuck at home on a rainy day? You can still be a part of the National Park Junior Ranger Program through WebRangers --- the online interactive Junior Ranger Program. Now you can explore, learn, and protect special places from your computer. WebRangers can post stories or photos, scan National Park web-cams, answer the "Question of the Week" and complete activities to earn rewards. When you complete all the activities, you will earn the WebRangers patch. If you wish to become a Junior Ranger from home, you can reach the National Park WebRanger pages by visiting: www.nps.gov/webrangers |
Did You Know?
The owners of Hopewell Furnace built tenant houses for workers and their families coming from outside the immediate area. These dwellings were rented at the low rate of 1 to 2 dollars a month, as a perk or benefit to entice the best iron workers to come to Hopewell.