Could not find it on facebook, but found a website on-line:
http://transueblacksmith.org/gallery.aspx.

George, thanks for the update, sure brings back memories from the other side of the atlantic.

Yes, thanks for the update, and thanks for the addy to the pics, Anneliese.
I just luv historical places, and this one makes it special because of the personal notes you have shared with us, George.
Lol, I felt the travel juices flowing, and I even checked out the map.

"1,781 mi, 29 hours
No traffic information
I-70 E".
One can dream.

Thanks Anneliese, I tried the FB pages and could not get there, but the link worked great. It's an amazing place to think it is preserved.