tarboat's photos with the keyword: redbrick

This brick was found in a reclamation yard at Macclesfield. It has 'Clayton's Patent' on reverse. This brick was found in a reclamation yard at Macclesfield. It has 'Clayton's Patent' on reverse. Thanks to information from Frank Lawson I now know it is a product of Edwin Dusautoy & Co., Slack Lane, Uttoxeter Road, Derby.

Building Materials Co. Ltd. prop. W.A. Bardell, Bawsey, Kings Lynn, Norfolk. Found at Nordelph in Norfolk. Thanks to Martyn Fretwell for identifying the maker.

The Prudential Building at Holborn Bars was built in phases between 1879 and 1901 to the designs of Alfred Waterhouse. It was the headquarters of what was the largest life assurance company in Britain. It is now in multiple occupancy and Grade II* listed.

This village hall at Brancaster was built in 1905 and is named after Simms Reeve who was apparently Lord of the Manor in the latter years of the nineteenth century.

The design of limekilns in Norfolk is very different from those seen in the north of Britain. The bowl is sunk into the ground with a circular chamber around the draw holes. This chamber has a number of vents to the surface with small square brick chimneys to take away the fumes and smoke. This limekiln at Holkham is in better condition than most although it dates from before 1838. Repairs to the structure suggest that it may have been reactivated during the Second World War.