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industrial history of cumbria a guide to industrial activity in cumbria during the centuries up to the present day -- menu skip to content welcome about us cumbria industrial history society publications membership form programme of events 2018 photo collections finding photos in the mds collection order form (digital images) about cumbria arnside to st bees carlisle to st bees buyer’s guide to cumberland and westmorland country house technology crush mills cumbria – an industrial history defence and industry in cumbria know your mill buildings – an expert’s guide a look around … a look around … broughton-in-furness ulverston – along the town beck ulverston canal and south ulverston where to find out more a-m of industries aviation walney airfield airships b barytes force crag mine – the mill minor minerals brick-making heversham brickworks wythop silica brick c canals ulverston canal – “shortest, widest and deepest” chemicals a history of marchon works at whitehaven backbarrow ultramarine works company the devil’s porridge coal coal from tindale fell coke in west cumberland copper spothow gill copper mine cumbrian copper sites corn mills natland mill beck mill warwick bridge corn mill cotton langthwaite cotton mill electricity f farming improvements landowners educators modern farm buildings footwear k shoes g gasworks in cumbria gasworks in cumbria – the early years gasworks in cumbria – the later years country house gasworks gasworks – the independents gunpowder low wood gunpowder works gypsum i iron and steel the charcoal/coke blast furnaces of cumbria cumberland iron and steel iron and steel sites the low furness iron and steel company newland firebricks : some notes water powered smelt sites iron mining the mines of eskdale l lead and zinc tindale zinc spelter lime burning limeburning on kendal fell cumbrian limekilns limestone quarrying sandside quarry linen catherine street mill – whitehaven flax production – pre 19th century holme mills – flax and coconut matting n-z of industries n nuclear calder hall p paper paper-making chronograph burneside paper mill ports and harbours a history of the port of barrow potash kilns pottery wetheriggs country pottery quarrying the dentdale marble industry r railways railways to carlisle the rowrah and kelton fell (mineral) railway roads heavy transport in cumbria before 1800 road gates kendal carriers listed bridges in the lake district national park s salt shipbuilding slate wrengill quarry – longsleddale t tanning rusland tannery tile-making reake wood tile kiln w wad water supply and sewage wolfram woodland industries work in the woods – 1715 wool goodacres carpets fulling mills in cumbria howgill woollen mill woollen mills welcome welcome to this guide to the many industries that were active in this county in the centuries up to the present day. each entry in the a-z list of industries leads to an article on that subject. each of these articles is followed by suggestions for site visits, further reading, and links to relevant websites. many of them lead further to specific examples of that industry in action. the photo galleries display images of local industries, many of them from the mike davies-shiel collection. you can buy copies of most of them – follow this link to find out more. what’s new? for the latest pages see: where to find out more about the industrial history of cumbria the 2018 spring conference on industry and society read the life story of an electrician at vickers in shipbuilding photos of the mills of cockermouth an ulverston company producing wrought iron by the puddling process take a look at our new book on cumbria’s industrial past. through the carriage window – industry along the cumbrian coast railway arnside to st.bees and carlisle to st.bees the development of modern farm buildings a walk along ulverston’s town beck more ports and harbours – photos of workington and an article on barrow on the 60th anniversary of its opening, a look at calder hall – the world’s first industrial scale nuclear power station warwick bridge corn mill – new photos and a history the influence of the major landowners and agricultural education on farming photos of more iron and steel works thanks to everyone who has contributed material for this website – members of the cumbria industrial history society , past and present; the cumbria amenity trust mining history society and the cumberland & westmorland antiquarian and archaeological society ; and various individuals. if you have any comments to make on the content of this guide, or know where we might find useful items to add to it please e-mail [email protected] . general enquiries about the industrial history of cumbria, or specific requests for information, should be directed to [email protected] . search for: photo galleries cockermouth mills workington port warwick bridge corn mill west coast iron and steel derwent iron & steel works backbarrow blue duddon furnace limekilns gasworks 2006 corn mills gallery updates & additions welcome 10th march 2018 where to find out more 10th march 2018 cumbria - an industrial history 14th february 2018 railways 13th february 2018 corn mills 13th february 2018 shipbuilding 13th february 2018 arnside to st bees 11th february 2018 carlisle to st bees 11th february 2018 programme of events 2018 9th january 2018 a history of the port of barrow 17th december 2017 back to top © 2014

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