ARTISTIC RECREATIONS BUILDING AND LANDSCAPE SURVEY CONSULTANCY AND HERITAGE LOTTERY FUNDING DOCUMENTARY RESEARCH HERITAGE AND GUIDES MUSEUMS AND INTERPRETATION PLANNING
ARTISTIC RECREATIONS
Pembrokeshire County Council
Reconstruction of Kilgetty Ironworks as they might have been in 1866 – one of a series of interpretative panels and Guides produced for a heritage trail for this site near Saudersfoot
Blaenau Gwent Borough Council
Sirhowy Ironworks works in 1877 – part of an interpretative panel at this Scheduled Ancient Monument. This work has since been incorporated into a 96pp Guide to the Industrial Archaeology of Blaenau Gwent (see under ‘Heritage and Guides’)
Keyline to reconstruction:
1.Brick-kiln. 2. Clay mill. 3. Chute. 4. Free-standing furnace. 5. Hot-blast ovens. 6. Pneumatic hoist. 7. Bins for raw materials. 8. No. 1 furnace.(c1778) 9. No.3 furnace (c1838). 10. No 2 furnace (c1800). 11. Pig beds. 12. Waste gas main. 13. Boiler house and chimney. 14. Boiler. 15. Engine house. 16. Cast house.
Blaenau Gwent Borough Council
Part of an interpretative panel produced for the Scheduled Ancient Monument at Sirhowy Ironworks. A conjectural reconstruction of the pneumatic lift for charging the furnace
Brecon Beacons National Park
Llanelly Charcoal Furnace c1704 – part of an industrial archaeological guide to the Clydach Gorge
The Llanelly charcoal furnace was established in the Clydach Gorge near Abergavenny in the 17th century.
© Michael Blackmore and John van Laun
Forestry Commission (Scotland)
Wilsontown Ironworks as it might have been in 1810. One of a series of interpretative panels
British Waterways
Goytre Wharf, near Abergavenny, is the focal pint for berths on the Monmouthsire & Brecon Canal. The canal was opened here around 1812 as the Brecknock & Abergavenny Canal