The Chalybeate Spring Temple, built in 1910, simple in design, is located along Main Street (Route 10 North), a few hundred feet south of the sulphur and magnesia springs. The Chalybeate Spring contains iron and was especially beneficial for treating anemia. The Chalybeate waters reputedly had enough iron salts to turn one's teeth brown, nevertheless it was bottled and sold for its medicinal use. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The temple was restored in 2013.
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