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W. T. Lamb's brickworks, Pitsham, Sussex: looking towards the kiln with a stack of kiln-fired bricks in the foreground
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NOTES: W. T. Lamb's brickworks date back to the 19th century. The bricks are made traditionally by hand before being kiln and clamp-fired. This image was taken for a visit by Martin Charles and Dan Cruickshank looking at traditional brickmaking for use in restoration of historic buildings. See RIBA158605 for a colour version of this image.
W. T. Lamb's brickworks, Pitsham, Sussex: detail of kiln-fired bricks
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NOTES: W. T. Lamb's brickworks date back to the 19th century. The bricks are made traditionally by hand before being kiln and clamp-fired. This image was taken for a visit by Martin Charles and Dan Cruickshank looking at traditional brickmaking for use in restoration of historic buildings. See RIBA133327 for a colour version of this image.
W. T. Lamb's brickworks, Pitsham, Sussex: view of the stainless steel duct carrying hot air to the brick-making shed
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NOTES: W. T. Lamb's brickworks date back to the 19th century. The bricks are made traditionally by hand before being kiln and clamp-fired. This image was taken for a visit by Martin Charles and Dan Cruickshank looking at traditional brickmaking for use in restoration of historic buildings. See RIBA158606 for a colour version of this image.
W. T. Lamb's brickworks, Pitsham, Sussex: looking towards the kiln
RIBA133323
NOTES: W. T. Lamb's brickworks date back to the 19th century. The bricks are made traditionally by hand before being kiln and clamp-fired. This image was taken for a visit by Martin Charles and Dan Cruickshank looking at traditional brickmaking for use in restoration of historic buildings. See RIBA158607 for a colour version of this image.
W. T. Lamb's brickworks, Pitsham, Sussex: detail of a stoke-hole used to feed fuel into the kiln
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NOTES: W. T. Lamb's brickworks date back to the 19th century. The bricks are made traditionally by hand before being kiln and clamp-fired. This image was taken for a visit by Martin Charles and Dan Cruickshank looking at traditional brickmaking for use in restoration of historic buildings. See RIBA158608 for a colour version of this image.
W. T. Lamb's brickworks, Pitsham, Sussex: the brick-making shed with a barrow loaded with stocks on which the bricks are moulded in the foreground
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NOTES: W. T. Lamb's brickworks date back to the 19th century. The bricks are made traditionally by hand before being kiln and clamp-fired. This image was taken for a visit by Martin Charles and Dan Cruickshank looking at traditional brickmaking for use in restoration of historic buildings.
W. T. Lamb's brickworks, Pitsham, Sussex: general view of the factory with brick-making sheds either side and the kiln in the distance
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NOTES: W. T. Lamb's brickworks date back to the 19th century. The bricks are made traditionally by hand before being kiln and clamp-fired. This image was taken for a visit by Martin Charles and Dan Cruickshank looking at traditional brickmaking for use in restoration of historic buildings.
W. T. Lamb's brickworks, Pitsham, Sussex: detail of kiln-fired bricks
RIBA133327
NOTES: W. T. Lamb's brickworks date back to the 19th century. The bricks are made traditionally by hand before being kiln and clamp-fired. This image was taken for a visit by Martin Charles and Dan Cruickshank looking at traditional brickmaking for use in restoration of historic buildings. See RIBA133321 for a black and white version of this image.
Detail of building on Shoulder of Mutton Alley on the west side of Roy Square, Narrow Street, Tower Hamlets, London
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NOTES: The building no longer exists; since 1989 it has been demolished and new housing built. See RIBA134058 for a colour version of this image.
Detail of building on Shoulder of Mutton Alley on the west side of Roy Square, Narrow Street, Tower Hamlets, London
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NOTES: The building no longer exists; since 1989 it has been demolished and new housing built. See RIBA134054 for a black and white version of this image.
Mill from Ware Priory Island, Ware
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NOTES: This image is from the album of the Gosselin family, who lived at Blakesware, near Widford in Hertfordshire. The album dates from 1867-1891. Ware Priory was the family home of Martin Hadsley Gosselin (d. 1868). It was originally a Franciscan friary, later a private house, considerably rebuilt by George Godwin after 1849. These may be industrialor agricultural buildings on the estate.
