Repairing the Staffordshire Kiln
The museum has one of the few remaining Staffordshire Kilns [...]
Miniature Railway Chuffs Onwards
An Update from the Brickworks Miniature Railway Team On Sunday [...]
Should old superstition be forgot…
The Victorians were highly superstitious New Year’s Eve [...]
175 years of brickmaking in Hampshire – the first 50 years!
This fascinating article appeared in Brickbats - the magazine sent [...]
Why Brickwork
WHY BRICKWORK? Is there need to justify A country’s traditional [...]
125 years of brickmaking in Hampshire – the 1970s
This clay head– a gift to worker Harold Bevis –was [...]
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II – A statement from the Museum Trust
It is with great sadness that we learnt of the [...]
125 years of brickmaking in Hampshire – the 1950s
This endearing piece of machinery, the Ruston Bucyrus dragline (RB22), [...]
125 years of brickmaking in Hampshire – the 1940s
Running-out barrows were used for transporting the bricks around the [...]
125 years of brickmaking history in Hampshire – the 1930s
This photograph, dated 1935, shows part of the old aerial [...]
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