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Frederick Hazard
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# 60
21" x 47" 100lbs
$14,400
# 30
38" x 49" 110lbs
$14,400
# 10
24" x 56" 200lbs
$5,400
# 5
28" x 54" 45lbs
$10,800
# 44
21" x 29" 80lbs
$2,300
# 56
30" x 53" 100lbs
$9,600
# 38
22" x 58" 80lbs
$10.800
# 14
23" x 44" 90lbs
$12,000
# 7
40" x 72" 225lbs
$2,300
# 16
21" x 51" 50lbs
$2,500
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# 01
20" x 23" 90lbs
$ 2,100
Frederick Hazard –
Guardian of Iron and History
Frederick Hazard, since his youth in Chicago, has long been captivated by the enduring strength and artistry of old ironworks he has learned in his travels to New York City, back to Chicago then San Francisco, California.
When Frederick and his wife Vickie, moved to the rugged beauty of Trinity County, he found a rich history of ironworks, particularly those born from California’s storied Gold Rush Country.
To him, each weathered beam, riveted gate, and hand-forged detail tells a story—not just of industry, but of the grit, vision, and craftsmanship that shaped the region’s history.
What began as a fascination with the relics of California’s mining era grew into a lifelong passion for studying, preserving, and celebrating these iron creations. Hazard sees iron not merely as metal, but as living history—material forged by the hands of pioneers who built dreams into the landscape. His work is both a tribute to that heritage and a way of keeping alive the artistry that once defined frontier resilience.
Today, Frederick Hazard is recognized for his years dedication to honoring these timeless structures, blending an eye for artistry with a deep respect for California’s cultural roots. In every piece of ironwork he admires, he finds a connection to the past and a reminder of the enduring beauty in strength, legacy, and craft.
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