The Trehörnings blast furnace in Mariedamm was originally built by local miners in 1636.
Louis De Geer bought it in 1648, and it became part of the Godegårds ironworks which was sold on to Jean Abraham in 1775.
The blast furnace remained a part of the Grill's estate at Godegård until 1888, when it was sold to the Skyllbergs bruk.
The blast furnace was in operation until 1889.
Since 1923, it is in being cared for and renovated by the Lerbäck Heritage society.
At the beginning of the 19th century, a mansion was built in Mariedamm by the Grill family.
The mansion was demolished in the 1920s, only one of the wings remain.
The Trehörnings blast furnace in Mariedamm was originally built by local miners in 1636. Louis De Geer bought it in 1648, and it became part of the Godegårds ironworks which was sold on to Jean Abraham in 1775. The blast furnace remained a part of the Grill's estate at Godegård until 1888, when it was sold to the Skyllbergs bruk. The blast furnace was in operation until 1889. Since 1923, it is in being cared for and renovated by the Lerbäck Heritage society. At the beginning of the 19th century, a mansion was built in Mariedamm by the Grill family. The mansion was demolished in the 1920s, only one of the wings remain.
Grill family