dyeworks

He'd have to ask the council director about the mine and the dyeworks.

Another was the dyeworks, in operation more than a quarter century.

There was no smoke, save from over by the dyeworks, to mar the clear blue of the sky.

It used to have a dyeworks and a colliery.

Clyde had been in the foundry, the dyeworks, and the chemical plant.

They weren't going to the foundry, the dyeworks, or the chemical plant.

In 1805 it was converted into a dyeworks.

The site was most recently a scrapyard but before that a dyeworks, a foundry and a laundry.

The house also had a number of business uses, including a dyeworks, bookbinders, bonnet-makers and architect's office.

He was a laborer in the dyeworks at Santazl.

Trams: a car of Prescott's dyeworks: a widow in her weeds.

It was removed in the early 19th-century and Reid's Dyeworks erected on the site.

The town has also tanneries, breweries, dyeworks and brickworks.

Next in line was Laird Woburn, president of the dyeworks.

Nearby is another tall building, designed as a chimney for a dyeworks in 1875, but used instead as a viewing platform.

Today the house has been converted into flats, and faces a housing estate which was built in the 1980s on part of the old dyeworks.

Cranston's next stop was at the dyeworks.

The dyeworks are different.

Best known for dyeworks.

Congestion required the opening of a separate arrival station across Water Street, on the site of a former dyeworks.

In 1865, the Schümer family's dyeworks followed.

Volunteers work in schools, the day-are center, the weaving room, the sewing room, the laundry or the dyeworks.

While there, he naturally spent time at the dyeworks; and twice, he had made the longer journey to Kouklia.

Dyeworks, built ?

"Where are the dyeworks?"