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Wildrose KilnsClick the photo to begin the slideshow Wood was harvested locally, packed within the kilns and burned into charcoal, to be used to smelt silver from ore in a processing plant in the desert below. 30ft high and 25ft in diameter these are probably the best preserved charcoal kilns in the United States. History of Wildrose Kilns
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