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Machinery in the Lead Shot Tower, Cheese Lane, Bristol, 2000. Artist: JO Davies
AR966894 
The lead shot tower at the Sheldon Bush works, Bristol, Avon, 2000. Artist: JO Davies
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Old fire station, Silver Road, Bristol, 2000. Artist: JO Davies
AR966834 
Vats at Sarsons Vinegar Factory, Stourport, Worcestershire, 2000. Artist: JO Davies
AR963631 
Gasometer, Westway Road, Weymouth, Dorset, 2000. Artist: JO Davies
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Tower, old fire station, Silver Road, Bristol, 2000. Artist: JO Davies
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Sarsons Vinegar Factory, Severn Street, Stourport-on-Severn, Worcestershire, 2000. Artist: JO Davies
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Gasometer, The Strand, Gillingham, Kent, 2000. Artist: JO Davies
AR963671 
Storage loft, Maltings Depository, Lower Bristol Road, Bath, 1999. Artist: JO Davies
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Gasometer, Salisbury, Wiltshire, 2000. Artist: JO Davies
AR963669 
Loggans Mill, Loggans Lane, Hayle, Cornwall, 2000. Artist: JO Davies
AR963665 
Fore Street, Trowbridge, Wiltshire, 2000. Artist: JO Davies
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Maltings Depository, Lower Bristol Road, Bath, 1999. Artist: JO Davies
AR966784 
Gasometer, Windsor Bridge Road, Bath, Avon, 2001. Artist: JO Davies
AR963733 
Brintons Mills, The Sling, Kidderminster, Hereford and Worcester, 2000. Artist: JO Davies
AR963707 
Smithfield Market, 39-57 Swan Street, Manchester, 2000. Artist: JO Davies
AR963695 
Wholesale Fish Market, 4 High Street, Manchester, 2000. Artist: JO Davies
AR963697 
Brintons Mills, The Sling, Kidderminster, Hereford and Worcester, 2000. Artist: JO Davies
AR963709 
Chapel in Cirencester Road, Thrupp, Gloucestershire, 2000. Artist: JO Davies
AR963735 
Old Bank Building, Corporation Street, Manchester, 2000. Artist: JO Davies
AR963699 
Ringers tobacco factory, Redcliffe Street, Bristol, 2000. Artist: JO Davies 
Ringers tobacco factory, Redcliffe Street, Bristol, 2000. Bristol grew wealthy from its links to the New World, leading it to become an important centre for many commodities from the Americas - most notably slaves and (the associated products of) sugar and tobacco. The Bristol Industrial Museum contains an important collection of tobacco-working artefacts. 
Unique Identifier AR966878 
Type Image 
Purpose Public 
Size 5088px × 3431px 
Photo Credit HIP / Art Resource, NY 
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