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RM2G6M8EE–One person walking along the narrow lane lined old buildings with with tall Trinity college chimneys in Trinity Lane Cambridge England
RMF02D09–Fairy chimneys (volcanic rock pyramids), near Zelve, Goreme Valley (UNESCO World Heritage List, 1985), Turkey.
RM2AXMEXT–1950s, historical, a view across the landscape and clay soils of the Marston Vale towards the giant Stewartby brickworks of the London Brick Company, Bedfordshire, England, UK. Across the Vale there was a total of 162 chimneys, while at Stewartby, there were 32 chimneys, which at this time, was the largest brickworks in the world. The clayland of the Marston Vale is famous for is oxford clay, the main ingredient in the London Brick.
RMGCDR75–Two 550ft chimneys, which have dominated the Gravesham skyline for 40 years, come crashing down at Lafarge Cement's Northfleet site in Kent, marking the end of nearly 200 years of cement production at the site.
RMBF0EA5–Three Chimneys & Stone Tile Roof at Saint-Véran or Saint Veran Village Quayras French Alps France
RFG0MAB2–Three chimneys of former electrical plant Canadenca. Example of old industrial architecture in Poble Sec district of Barcelona,
RMH4HMJX–Exterior of factory buildings with chimneys, in the foreground wooden barrels, Anonymous, c. 1900 - c. 1910
RMA9PYAJ–Bermuda white washed ribbed roof chimneys Bermudan national symbol iconic image st george town
RMF02D0A–Fairy chimneys (volcanic rock pyramids), near Zelve, Goreme Valley (UNESCO World Heritage List, 1985), Turkey.
RFEBMDHX–Power station chimneys with a cloud of steam blown by the wind on a cold starry winter night
RM2X0X1WH–An attenuated ogee dome - almost a spire! - over third floor corner windows on a building in Hove. Plus Tudor-style chimneys.
RMMRHG2X–1950s, historical, view across a field showing the chimneys of the London Brick Company, Stewartby, Bedfordshire, England, UK. The brickworks were home to the world's largest kiln and next to the giant industrial site, was a 'model 'village built to house the factory workers. Originally a farming area called Wootton Pillinge, it was renamed 'Stewartby' in 1937 after the Stewart family who created the brickworks.
RMGCDR76–Two 550ft chimneys, which have dominated the Gravesham skyline for 40 years, come crashing down at Lafarge Cement's Northfleet site in Kent, marking the end of nearly 200 years of cement production at the site.
RM2A85KWF–Four Tall Red & White Chimneys of the EDF (Electricité de France) Thermal Power Station at Ponteau & Anse de Laurons Martigues Provence France
RMW58D6B–Boiler and factory chimneys, their draught-power and stability, with a chapter on lightning conductors : Wilson, Robert
RMA9PYTW–Bermuda pink building St Georges george george's Bermudan chimneys ribbed white roof classic traditional white chimney
RMF02CYW–Fairy chimneys (volcanic rock pyramids), near Zelve, Goreme Valley (UNESCO World Heritage List, 1985), Turkey.
RF2K88ACE–Night view of Goreme, Turkey. Goreme is known for its fairy chimneys, eroded rock formations, many of which were hollowed out in the Middle Ages to cr
RMMRHG1E–1950s, historical, view across a field showing the chimneys of the London Brick Company, Stewartby, Bedfordshire, England, UK. The brickworks were home to the world's largest kiln and next to the giant industrial site, was a 'model 'village built to house the factory workers. Originally a farming area called Wootton Pillinge, it was renamed 'Stewartby' in 1937 after the Stewart family who created the brickworks.
RMGCDR6P–Two 550ft chimneys, which have dominated the Gravesham skyline for 40 years, come crashing down at Lafarge Cement's Northfleet site in Kent, marking the end of nearly 200 years of cement production at the site.
RM2A2WRET–Negative - Mildura, Victoria, circa 1925, The Murray River at Mildura. The buildings in the foreground have very tall chimneys and there are large wood piles on the left
RMF02D07–Fairy chimneys (volcanic rock pyramids), near Zelve, Goreme Valley (UNESCO World Heritage List, 1985), Turkey.
RF2K87PDR–Night view of Goreme, Turkey. Goreme is known for its fairy chimneys, eroded rock formations, many of which were hollowed out in the Middle Ages to cr
RM2PGEWWJ–skypark office development aerial view over the rooftops and chimneys of the sandstone tenements
RMP4YTE8–1950s, historical, Exterior view over a part of the giant brickworks of the London Brick Company at Stewartby, Bedfordshire, England, UK, showing the mass of chimneys which ventilated the numerous kilns that fired the bricks. There were as many as 162 chimneys at the site. - A British company, the London Brick Company was the largest brick producer in the world at this time, mining 'Oxford Clay', the organic mudstone or mineral that underlied parts of the South of England and which was the raw material for the famous London Brick.
RMGCDR7C–Two 550ft chimneys, which have dominated the Gravesham skyline for 40 years, come crashing down at Lafarge Cement's Northfleet site in Kent, marking the end of nearly 200 years of cement production at the site.
RMEDP96T–Chimneys, Ormond hammock, The, Jackson, William Henry, 1843-1942, Chimneys, Ruins, United States, Florida, Ormond Beach, 1880
RMF02CYX–Fairy chimneys (volcanic rock pyramids), near Zelve, Goreme Valley (UNESCO World Heritage List, 1985), Turkey.
RMDWKC2G–Rajasthan, India. Workers Stacking Bricks. Chimneys for Underground Brick Ovens in the Background.
RME6N9AK–Fairy chimneys rock formations near the village of Causvin in Cappadocia, Central Anatolia, Turkey.
RM2C6E14K–1950s, historical picture showing the 'Co-Operative' store and Post Office at the model village of Stewartby, Bedfordshire, the site of the London Brick Company, at the time, the largest brickworks in the world. Several of the giant industral chimneys from the brickfiring kilns can be seen in the background. The Stewart family, owners of London Bricks were paternal employers and provided their large workforce with housing and sports and leisure facilities, carrying on a tradition started by the Quaker families of the previous century.
RMGCDR6M–ALTERNATE CROP Two 550ft chimneys, which have dominated the Gravesham skyline for 40 years, come crashing down at Lafarge Cement's Northfleet site in Kent, marking the end of nearly 200 years of cement production at the site.
RF2AA2W2W–Aerial view of haussmanian buildings, traditional zinc roofs and chimneys in Paris, France
RME0EDD2–Traditional chimneys on white painted houses with terracotta roof tiles Marvao Alentejo Portugal
RM2DCJ1DH–Buildings along the Merrimack River totally destroyed except for the chimneys., still image, Stereographs, 1882, Tennant, P. W. (fl. 1877-1879
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