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Book of industrial England / Michael Stratton and Barrie Trinder.
Main entry:

Stratton, Michael, 1953-1999.

Title & Author:

Book of industrial England / Michael Stratton and Barrie Trinder.

Publication:

London : B.T. Batsford : English Heritage, 1997.

Description:

127 pages, 8 unnumbered pages of plates : illustrations (some color) ; 25 cm

Series:

English Heritage

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 123-124) and indexes.
List of illustrations (starting p. 6) -- List of colour plates (starting p. 7) -- Acknowledgements (starting p. 8) -- Introduction (starting p. 9) -- 1. Accommodating people (starting p. 13) -- 2. Accommodating power (starting p. 27) -- 3. The changing complex (starting p. 33) -- 4. Function or fashion? (starting p. 50) -- 5. Strength, span and security (starting p. 64) -- 6. Making machines (starting p. 74) -- 7. More than safe storage: the warehouse (starting p. 90) -- 8. Twentieth-century models (starting p. 106) -- 9. Conclusions: evolution and adaptation (starting p. 119) -- Glossary (starting p. 122) -- Further reading (starting p. 123) -- Index of places (starting p. 125) -- Subject index (starting p. 126) -- Index of names and companies (starting p. 127).
Summary:

"Michael Stratton and Barrie Trinder show how factories evolved over three centuries and what machinery, structure and ornamentation can tell us about the function and status of particular complexes, as well as about those who built and worked in them. Chapters are devoted to warehouses, engineering works and to model factories of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. They reveal how machines were driven - by water, steam or electric power; what methods were used in constructing factories; how social discipline was maintained; the means of transmitting power from generator to machine; and the origins of the industrial estate." "Encompassing over fifteen years of study, this richly illustrated book offers new ways of understanding and appreciating the architecture and technology of our conserved industrial heritage."--Jacket

ISBN:

0713475633 (pbk.)
9780713475630 (pbk.)

Subject:

Industrial archaeology England.
Industrial buildings England History.
Industrial equipment England History.
Archéologie industrielle Angleterre.
Constructions industrielles Angleterre Histoire.
Industrial archaeology.
Industrial buildings.
Industrial equipment.
Industriearchäologie
Industriebau
Industriële archeologie.
Fabrieksgebouwen.
Stoommachines.
Technologie.
England.
Großbritannien

Form/genre:

History.
Illustrated works.

Added entries:

Trinder, Barrie Stuart.
English Heritage (Series)

Industrial England

Holdings:

Location: Library main 192556
Call No.: ID NA6403.G7.S8; ID:97-B3643
Status: Available

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