Grace's Guide
British Industrial History
Grace's Guide is the leading source of historical information on industry and manufacturing in Britain. This web publication contains 145,113 pages of information and 230,730 images on early companies, their products and the people who designed and built them.
From Graces Guide
Welcome to Grace's Guide
Grace's Guide is the leading source of historical information on industry and manufacturing in the UK. The scope is gradually being extended to include non-UK businesses and biographies. Additions are being made to the information daily by a team of volunteers who give freely of their time and expertise.
Charity. Grace’s Guide is a charity and it relies upon donations and sponsors. If you would like to support Grace’s Guide financially in any way please see our Support page.
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Wanted. We require early magazines, books, directories, photographs etc. to help with this project and your contributions are always welcome. Our contact details are here.
Contributors. We welcome those with a specialist knowledge of industrial subjects that they can share with others through Grace's Guide. Our contact details are here.
Grace's Guide Ltd is a charity (No.1154342) for the advancement of education of the history of Industry and Engineering in the UK.
Latest additions
- Sulzer Brothers
- Bradford Dyers Association
- Lisbon Electricity Museum (Museu da electricidade)
- Switched Reluctance Drives
- Lee and Hunt
- Fisher Controls
- Emerson Electric
- In-Sink-Erator
- Emerson Electric Industrial Controls
- Frederick Gorringe
- Hillsborough Avenue, Exeter
- Pennsylvania Crescent, Exeter
- Beechcroft Hotel, Exeter
- Hoopern House, Exeter
- James Jerman
- Gymnasium for the Blind, Exeter
- Bishop Blackall School, Exeter
- James Humphreys (d.1816)
- Pennsylvania Road, Exeter
- William Carter Richards
- Homefield House, Exeter
- Moor View Lodge, Exeter
- Hope Hall, Exeter
- Byrne House, Exeter
- Joseph Balme
- Thomas Simpson and Co (Glasgow)
- British Cotton and Wool Dyers Association
- Clayton, Howlett and Co
- John Sturgeon
- Walnut House, Exeter
- Henry Clayton, Son and Howlett
- John Marsland (d.1941)
- Wesley Craig
- Thomas Simpson and Co (Lincoln)
- John Dinham
- Mount Dinham, Exeter
- St. Michael and All Angels, Exeter
- Bricklayer's Cottages, Exeter
- Munby Cottage, Exeter
- Henry Lee (of Torquay)