#brickworks
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Throughout the 1800s and early 1900s, Glasgow and its surrounding communities were home to a large and diverse range of brickworks, each of which stamped their own mark on their products. This sample from a small area of the foreshore below
Time for a #cupoftea before I give a talk at @G4SKM about the #RSGB #Brickworks scheme. #hamradio #amateurradio
Gateside bricks in the Western Necropolis in the Lambhill area of Glasgow. These were made in the Gateside Brickworks in Cambuslang, which opened in 1899. In 1963, there were six brickworks in this area (Barbauchlaw, Blantyreferme, Newton,
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