The historic district of Cumberland Furnace in Tennessee is a captivating destination that takes you on a journey through time. Established in 1865, it was the first ironworks in the region and later became the largest producer of pig iron in Middle Tennessee. Today, visitors can explore well-preserved structures like the Drouillard House built between 1868-1870 and the Hand House, a two-story brick I-house constructed in the late 1820s. Standing amidst cobblestone streets and charming homes, you can almost hear the echoes of iron being forged, transporting you back to life in the 19th century. Beyond its historical significance, Cumberland Furnace is also surrounded by natural beauty, offering an unforgettable experience for anyone interested in exploring Middle Tennessees rich cultural heritage.