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1856 The large bell for the Westminster Clock Tower (commonly called [[Big Ben]]) was cast in the furnaces of [[Warner, Lucas and Barrett]] by [[John Warner and Sons|Warner and Sons]] of Crescent Foundry, London<ref> The Times Monday, Aug 11, 1856</ref>, and one of the quarter bells.
 
1866 See [[1866 Cleveland Blast Furnaces]] for detail of furnaces
 
 
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