Darngavil Brickworks, Airdrie, North Lanarkshire
— 18/12/2020(Note – SBH – There appears to be conflicting information regarding the locations of the
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Read moreGlentore Fireclay Works, Greengairs, Airdrie, North Lanarkshire. These works may have been a fireclay
Read moreDunaskin Fire Clay Works –Dalmellington – Dunaskin Fireclay Mine was owned by the Dalmellington
Read moreRobertson, Love & Co were liquidated in 1916 but continued to make firebricks as part of United Collieries
Read moreRobertson, Love & Co were liquidated in 1916 but continued to make firebricks as part of United Collieries
Read moreRoughcastle Fireclay Mine, Bonnybridge, Falkirk, Stirlingshire. See also the Roughcastle Fireclay Works,
Read more1888 – Parliamentary Papers of 1888 record Mr Hugh Jack, Dalry operating a coal and fireclay mine
Read moreDykehead Fireclay Mine, Bonnybridge, Stirlingshire. 1920 – Dykehead Ganister and Firebrick Co.,
Read moreBelow – 19/10/1892 – Glasgow Herald – minerals, including fireclay to let at Devonside,
Read moreRobertson, Love & Co were liquidated in 1916 but continued to make firebricks as part of United Collieries
Read moreMonkcastle Fireclay Mine, Dalry, North Ayrshire aka High Monkcastle. Canmore Douglas Works used local
Read moreThis mine was sunk to supply the Stein Castlecary Fireclay Works with high alumina grade clay. (Thistle
Read moreAyrshire Bauxitic Clay – An allochthonous deposit? – S.K. Monro, F.C.Loughnan and M.C. Walker.
Read more17/11/1887 – John Stein starts to drive the mine with 6 employees. 26/02/1888 – The clay
Read moreGarnqueen Fireclay Works, Glenboig, Lanarkshire. Gartliston Fireclay Works, Glenboig, Lanarkshire. Gartliston
Read moreHyndshaw Fireclay Mine, Morningside, Newmains, North Lanarkshire. 1896 – Morningside Mine –
Read morec. 1962 – The mine was started by John G Stein and Co to produce fireclay for the Manuel Works
Read more1950 – The mine started by John G Stein and Co. The mined clay was transported underground via
Read moreAn open cast fireclay mine worked by the Millstone Grit Fireclay Ltd, Denny.
Read morec. 1920 – The mine was opened by John Stein and Co. c. 1928 – The mine was closed.
Read moreDrum Fire Clay Mine, Bonnybridge, Falkirk, Stirlingshire was possibly situated adjacent to Bonnybridge
Read moreThe mine was owned by Alan Kirkwood Limited. 1896 – Upper Darnley Fireclay Mine had 5 workers underground
Read moreWhiterigg Fireclay Mine, East Whitburn, West Lothian aka Whitrigg? This mine was initially owned by the
Read more1958 – This fireclay mine was opened and run by the Burn Fireclay Company, Morpeth, Northumberland.
Read morec. 1967 – The fireclay mine at Carrington was purchased by the Bonnybridge Refractories Limited.
Read moreGarrallan Brick and Tile Company Limited, Cumnock, East Ayrshire aka Garallan. Scotland Places –
Read moreCanmore This mine supplied Fireclay to the P and M Hurll works in Glenboig – Garliston and Garnqueen.
Read more05/1923 – The shaft to source the clay at Manuel was started. 25/12/1923 – The clay is reached.
Read more11/02/1898 – Letter from J.B. Atkinson, Glasgow, to the Nellfield Brick and Tile Company, Braidwood,
Read moreCampsie Clay Mine, Lennoxtown, East Dunbartonshire.? From the map below this mine could be named Tarfin,
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