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Fishing was also a cottage industry among those not working in the brickyards.

Several small brickyards were started in the area, producing a red brick.

Later the reporters were allowed into the illegal brickyards with the company of the local police.

The existence of illegal brickyards was first reported to authorities in 1998.

The brickyards along the river were the major industry.

Brickyards were a local cottage industry supplying the growth of the city.

Clay was also extracted, with brickyards all along the tracks.

The 8 missing are suspected to have been sold to illegal brickyards.

He grew up listening to stories about the brickyards.

Bricks are available at brickyards, building supply stores and some large home centers.

Local brickyards turned out 1,500,000 bricks per year to meet the demands of the city's rapid development.

By 1940, the local brickyards had ceased production, and population declined to 3,185 inhabitants.

She is forced to look after the baby because her parents and elder brother Aaron are working in the brickyards.

Human traffickers had sold them to brickyards for 500 Yuan each.

It is a billboard announcing that they will be back only when the rains come and the brickyards close.

Over 150 slaves, three of them child laborers, were freed from these illegal brickyards.

There have been continuing reports of cruelty committed at these illegal brickyards since 2004.

It was not long before brickyards were established.

Also present at one time were brickyards, a flouring mill, and machine shops.

By the 1880s two brickyards were in operation in the town.

Several pickle factories near the brickyards also used the line to deliver their freight.

Through corrupt relationships with officials, slave "bosses" opened illegal brickyards.

Sand and crushed stone are available from brickyards and building supply companies.

Other brickyards soon followed to keep up with orders from New York City.

By the 1850s there were 12-15 brickyards in Brewer making 12 million bricks annually.