Found at Auchenheath, Lanarkshire.
The need to detail this stamp with ‘No 1’ implies there are perhaps other bricks to find such as ‘No 2’!
Clydesdale Brick & Quarry Co Ltd, Auchenheath.
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Canmore Referenced – A smaller concentration (of brickworks) was to be found at Auchenheath, with the Old and New Auchenheath Tileworks (CAVLP 089/090), and the nearby Clydesdale Brick and Quarry Works (CAVLP 091). c.1878 – Tank locomotive owned by Clydesdale Brick & Quarry Co Ltd, Auchenheath. 1903 – Clydesdale Quarry Co. quarry owners (Alex. McMurdo, manager). 1908…
Found by Michael Fallone in the Glasgow area. Believed to be John or James Baird – Brick and Tile Works, Auchenheath and Kirkuirhill. . . . .
Auchenheath Tile and Brickworks, Auchenheath, South Lanarkshire aka Auchinheath. Canmore Below – 1858 – Auchenheath Tileworks. 21/09/1870 – Glasgow Herald – Brick and tile work to let on the Hamilton Estates. To let, Auchenheath brick and tile works in the parish of Lesmahagow for such a number of years as may be agreed upon. The…
Crown Fire Clay Works, East Nelson Street, Gallowgate, Glasgow. (1872 – 1873 – Thomas Brownlie of Heatheryknowe Coal Co – House, 1 Carlton Terrace, North Woodside, Glasgow) (Heatheryknowe Coal Co., coal masters & manufacturers of fireclay goods, 182 Hope St.; depot, St Rollox). (Note – SBH – Could this be a Brownlie family connection?). 1880…
17/06/1820 – Caledonian Mercury – The brick s making business is now extremely flat. There are thirty-five brick manufactories within about two miles of Glasgow, of these only 10 are working and twenty-four are totally idle. Every field is supposed to produce 500,000 bricks yearly, consequently, there has been a falling off of 12,000,000 in…
Found Auchenheath, South Lanarkshire. Many thanks to John Ballantyne for his assistance with regards finding this brick. Auchenheath Tile & Brickworks, Auchenheath, South Lanarkshire. . . . .
