EAW000250 ENGLAND (1946). Portland Cement Works, Ketton, 1946
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Title | [EAW000250] Portland Cement Works, Ketton, 1946 |
Reference | EAW000250 |
Date | 15-April-1946 |
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Place name | KETTON |
Parish | KETTON |
District | |
Country | ENGLAND |
Easting / Northing | 498454, 305452 |
Longitude / Latitude | -0.54492823322784, 52.637520653673 |
National Grid Reference | SK985055 |
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Cement Works, Ketton, 12/04/2014 |
Class31 |
Friday 5th of June 2015 06:47:46 PM |
This shows the plant in its 3-kiln form - the third was started in March 1939 and the fourth in 1954. The most prominent new feature is the third stack, designed to serve all 3 (and subsequently 4) kilns. At 100 m, it was somewhat implausibly claimed to be the tallest structure in southern England. There was still no dust filtration - this was only added in the mid 1960s. |
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