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Difference between revisions of "Gorebrook Ironworks"

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1891 [[William Ayrton and Co]]
1891 [[William Ayrton and Co]]


The 1905 O.S. map <ref>Old Ordnance Survey Maps, Gorton & Belle Vue 1905, The Godfrey Edition Lancashire Sheet 104.16</ref> shows Gorebrook Iron Works on Pink Bank Lane in an area called Nutsford Vale. The small, putrid Gore Brook was immediately to the south. To the east were fields, and the Gorton UDC sewage works. Immediately to the north was a dye works, and to the west, streeets of terraced houses.
The 1905 O.S. map <ref>Old Ordnance Survey Maps, Gorton & Belle Vue 1905, The Godfrey Edition Lancashire Sheet 104.16</ref> shows Gorebrook Iron Works on Pink Bank Lane in an area called Nutsford Vale. Immediately to the south was the small Gore Brook, whose foul condition occupied many newspaper column-inches in the early 1900s. To the east were fields, and the Gorton UDC sewage works. Immediately to the north was a dye works, and to the west, streeets of terraced houses.


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Revision as of 21:30, 24 June 2020

in Longsight, Manchester

Occupied in 1870s and 1880s by Weild and Co.

1891 Shepherd and Ayrton

1891 William Ayrton and Co

The 1905 O.S. map [1] shows Gorebrook Iron Works on Pink Bank Lane in an area called Nutsford Vale. Immediately to the south was the small Gore Brook, whose foul condition occupied many newspaper column-inches in the early 1900s. To the east were fields, and the Gorton UDC sewage works. Immediately to the north was a dye works, and to the west, streeets of terraced houses.

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Sources of Information

  1. Old Ordnance Survey Maps, Gorton & Belle Vue 1905, The Godfrey Edition Lancashire Sheet 104.16