brickmaking

Agriculture and brickmaking were now the estate's main sources of income.

It dates from the 18th century and houses an exhibition of traditional brickmaking.

From marble-polishing to brickmaking, more jobs outside agriculture are becoming available.

In 1783 brickmaking was established, using the vast amounts of available clay, as the largest and only industry.

Now the brickmaking is a thing of the past, and the work is hard to come by and doesn’t pay enough to live on.

In the 19th century, Hemel was a noted brickmaking, paper manufacturing and straw-plaiting centre.

Later still there was some brickmaking, tailoring and shoemaking.

“The technology of brickmaking has not changed in thousands of years and the industry is not used to new entries.

Mechanisation of brickmaking began in the 1870s.

As wool brought prosperity in the late Middle Ages, the brickmaking, clocks and jewellery industries developed.

It describes in detail the main industries of early Pensacola: fishing/ice, clay/brickmaking, lumber, and transportation.

The talk with cover the history of brick, traditional brickmaking and provide a guide to identifying and dating brick.

The pond located in the centre of the village was originally a clay pit, a relic of 19th brickmaking.

The Brickmaking Survey.

Rich as a rainbow, the colored clays of southwest Burgundy employ 2,000 workers in ceramic arts and industries, from faience to brickmaking.

Welsh Brickmaking and Brickyards.

Commonly referred to as "Bricktown", Haverstraw was famous for its brickmaking, which was a major industry for the village.

Brickmaking has been practised in Queensland since the days of the Moreton Bay penal settlement in the 1820s.

In 1880, Rocheford entered the brickmaking and general contracting business with Frank P. Gould, a native of New York.

Haverstraw, NY: "Brickmaking Capital of the World"

Once a village of laborers, it was commonly known as Bricktown and billed itself as the Brickmaking Capital of America.

The Brickmaking Kiln When the Fletton brick industry was in it's infancy open clamp kilns were used to fire the bricks.

It reached its heyday in the late 18th and early 19th centuries, when the limeyards and the brickmaking, tile and pottery industries were operating at maximum capacity.

The Marl from the pits was used as an agricultural fertiliser and also as a component in the process of Brickmaking, which seems to have been practiced locally.

The Bradley & Craven Ltd 'Stiff-Plastic Brickmaking Machine' was patented in 1853, apparently predating Clayton.