The Tredegar Iron Works National Historic Landmark, located in Richmond, Virginia, was a significant industrial site during the American Civil War. Established in 1837, it became one of the largest ironworks in the South, producing artillery, ironclad ships, and other military supplies for the Confederate Army. Today, the site serves as a museum and educational center, highlighting the role of iron production in American history. Visitors can explore exhibits that detail the operations of the ironworks and its impact on the war, as well as the broader context of industrialization in the United States.