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Bridge 78. Montgomery Canal
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Montgomery Canal. Bridge 83
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The old bone works chimney
The Maesbury Bone Works, or Artificial Manure Works was situated in the village of Maesbury Marsh, on the side of the Montgomery Canal, behind the Navigation Inn. The site had been used for a number of years in the early 1800's, as a Smelting Works.
Fertilizer and glue were produced needing a good supply of horse and cow hooves and when boiled up, gelatine for glue was extracted while the bones were crushed up for fertiliser.
Fertilizer and glue were produced needing a good supply of horse and cow hooves and when boiled up, gelatine for glue was extracted while the bones were crushed up for fertiliser.
Walter 7.8.1956, , John Cass, and 14 other people have particularly liked this photo
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(I wouldn't have wanted to live downwind of that place when it was in use)!
I cannot find out when the bone works were closed,
All the best, Doug
Amelia club has replied to Doug Shepherd clubHave a good weekend, Amelia.
Amelia club has replied to RHHAmelia club has replied to Nick Weall clubLGM x
Amelia club has replied to Gudrun clubIt reminds me of the phrase 'bonegrindingly dull' . I understand that it referred to the horrible sound of bones being ground to produce glue or whatever! In other words, a term used for emphasis as in 'exceedingly' but with more oomph!
Amelia club has replied to Andy Rodker club"The University of Nebraska says that elderly people that drink beer or wine at least four times a week have the highest bone density. They need it - they're the ones falling down the most."
Andy Rodker club has replied to Amelia clubAmelia club has replied to William Sutherland clubAmelia club has replied to Graham Chance clubwww.ipernity.com/group/tolerance
Amelia club has replied to Léopold clubLéopold club has replied to Amelia clubBest wishes .. Steve
Amelia club has replied to SteHave a good weekend, Amelia
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