Lafarge Cement Works, Westbury
This site closed in April 2009 and has remained, in part, mothballed. The cement kilns are due to be demolished soon leaving only the cement
George Barnsley & Sons, Sheffield (35mm)
Same visit as previous but taken on the Canon 300 Film SLR. Again used the 50mm f1.8 prime lens and Kodak 400CN B&W film.
George Barnsley & Sons, Sheffield
When I visited George Barnsley & Sons Cornish Works in Sheffield over 2 years ago it ranked as one of the most time warped explores
Redmire Water Treatment Works, Sheffield
This water treatment works tucked away in Sheffield is somewhat of a photographic gem. It features quite simply the best unintentional smiley face display panels
Healings Flour Mill, Tewkesbury
The flour mill in Tewkesbury dates back to 1865 and produced flour for over 150 years. Grain was shipped up the river from Avonmouth. It
Holding Bros. Pottery, Oswaldtwistle
The Broughton Barn Pottery was founded on a large clay deposit on the windswept moors of Oswaldtwistle, this was dug, blended, washed and processed on
Elizabeth Shaw Chocolate Factory, Bristol
Located in the Greenbank area of Bristol, the site dates back to 1881 and had many names & owners previous to Elizabeth Shaw. The site
Aust Ferry, Bristol
The Aust Ferry was a ferry service that operated across the River Severn in Gloucestershire, England, between the villages of Aust and Beachley. Operated by
Elizabeth Shaw Chocolate Factory, Bristol
Located in the Greenbank area of Bristol, the site dates back to 1881 and had many names & owners previous to Elizabeth Shaw. The site
Dalton Mills, Keighley
The site of Dalton Mills dates as far back as the mid 18th century. The current buildings were built in the late 19th century. Dalton
Rhodia Chemical Plant, Avonmouth – Bristol
The chemical plant dates right back to 1917, it has had various names and uses over the years – Aluminium Sulphar Limited, ISC Chemicals Limited,
Sevalco Plant, Avonmouth – Bristol
The Sevalco plant in Avonmouth, Bristol, specialised in producing carbon black. Carbon black is most commonly used in the production of rubber in tyres. The