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Work in the Woods – Dean’s Industrial Heritage
Published 2002; 72 pp; 240x210mm. ISBN 09542096-0-5 £11.99
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Gerald Haynes, freeminer,
Cannop
Stone quarry, Bixslade
Mervyn Bradley, freeminer, Lydbrook
Lydney Harbour, tidal lock
Locomotive wheels, Flour Mill, Bream
Lightmoor, colliery winding engine house
Celebrating the Forest of Dean¹s long and surprisingly extensive involvement with the iron, coal and stone industries, starting at the pre-Roman workings (scowles), not forgetting the transport infrastructure and ending with ‘freeminers’ still at work today.
‘Chris’s personal approach conveys the spirit of this fascinating local heritage’
– Richard Wakeford, Chief Executive, Countryside Agency.
