Local Government
Beverley
Region
Avon Arc
Bank of Avon River, behind Tennis Club Beverley
Beverley
Avon Arc
Constructed from 1912
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| Municipal Inventory | Adopted | 24 Jun 1996 |
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Probably the bricks for many early buildings were made here.
This is the site if the old brick kiln, on the west bank of the
avon River, behind the tennis courts. There was a second brick works on the north side of the Dale River, near the railway line. Part of the building and the kilns are still there.
The predominant features of the place include the stockpile of bricks (probably red clay), the solid masonry kilns walls and the heavy timber gantry (ramp).
The brick works went into recess for some years. It started up again after World War II for a few years.
Integrity: Nothing Intact
Site Only
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| Beverley Historical Society Inc. |
Historic site
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| Original Use | INDUSTRIAL\MANUFACTURING | Brickworks |
| Present Use | INDUSTRIAL\MANUFACTURING | Brickworks |
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| OCCUPATIONS | Technology & technological change |
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