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Ind Archaeol Rev 22 (1)
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Title:
Ind Archaeol Rev 22 (1)
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Series:
Industrial Archaeology Review
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22 (1)
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Journal
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Editor:
Peter Neaverson
Marilyn Palmer
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Association for Industrial Archaeology
Maney Publishing
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Year of Publication:
2000
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Date Of Issue From: 2000
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20 Jan 2002
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The Rolt Memorial Lecture 1998: Swindon -- Brunel's Ugly Duckling
Keith Falconer
3 - 20
The design of much of the Wiltshire town's railway estate is attributed to Brunel.
Housing Quality in Rural Textile Colonies c. 1800 -- c. 1850; The Ashworth Settlements Revisited
Geoffrey Timmins
21 - 37
A survey of housing provided for their workers by the Ashworth Brothers, cotton spinners and manufacturers of Egerton and Bank Top, near Bolton.
The Development of Malthouses around the Hertfordshire--Essex border
Tony Crosby
39 - 51
A regional case study identifying the factors affecting the development of these buildings over the last three centuries.
Excavation of Post-Medieval Wharfside Buildings, Dunbar Wharf, Narrow Street, Limehouse, 1996
David Divers
53 - 62
Excavations were undertaken in advance of development at Dunbar Wharf in the Greater London Borough of Tower Hamlets. The remains of a sequence of buildings dating from the sixteenth century were revealed; these are presumed to have been used as warehouses until their demolition in the late nineteenth and twentieth centuries.
The First Iron-Framed Building?
Tony Bonson
63 - 66
Discusses the water-powered textile mill at Crag Works, Wildboarclough (Cheshire). The building includes cast iron beams in its structure and recently discovered documentary evidence dates its construction to the 1790s, making it broadly contemporary with the earliest known examples of iron-framed buildings.
