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Iron Spring, Ballston Spa
c. 1874, a new 647 feet deep artesian spring well said to have tapped the same mineral water that fed an earlier spring. The eight sided pavilion is regarded as the oldest existing in the area. Water may be sampled free of charge. Behind the spring are stone railroad abutments. Although rebuilt in the 1880's, a portion of the original 1832 abutment can be seen on the south side of Front Street. villageofballstonspa.org
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Discover the people who lived there, the places they visited and the stories they shared.
Iron Spring, Ballston Spa
c. 1874, a new 647 feet deep artesian spring well said to have tapped the same mineral water that fed an earlier spring. The eight sided pavilion is regarded as the oldest existing in the area. Water may be sampled free of charge. Behind the spring are stone railroad abutments. Although rebuilt in the 1880's, a portion of the original 1832 abutment can be seen on the south side of Front Street. villageofballstonspa.org
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Posted in the Past: Revealing the true stories written on a postcard
 (Milton) - Iron Spring, Ballston Spa
c. 1874, a new 647 feet deep artesian spring well said to have tapped the same mineral water that fed an earlier spring. The eight sided pavilion is regarded as the oldest existing in the area. Water may be sampled free of charge. Behind the spring are stone railroad abutments. Although rebuilt in the 1880's, a portion of the original 1832 abutment can be seen on the south side of Front Street. villageofballstonspa.org){kind=small}
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