Industrial england

By the 1820's , rual New England became heavily industrialized with textiles, shoes and other goods because of the Industrial Revolution.

Post-industrial landscape of Ashton Canal, Ancoats, Manchester in 1978.

Emil Otto Hoppe "Rotary kilns under construction Tyneside"1928

Viewing Stockport viaduct from Brinksway towards Stockport.

The dominant and characteristic feature of the Potteries for over 250 years Put simply, a potter's bottle oven is a 2-part brick-built, bottle-shaped structure up to 70ft high, in which pottery was fired with coal. They were outlawed by the Clean Air Act of 1956 and redundant from July 1963. But it’s more complicated than you might think! Full description of Potteries bottle ovens and kilns Here is a really good and succinct description, of the Potteries bottle oven and bottle kiln. Courtesy…

Photographed Wednesday 10th November 1971. The sign on the building on the left says "Hamilton & Sons".

“Robinsons flour mill Deptford 1883”