15378 Cemex history booklet - CEMEX communities

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These two maps give you an idea of the large number of small lime works in the area before about 1840. You can see that many of the lime works were located near to the canals and railway lines. Q Look at our maps. Was there a lime or cement works near where you now live? 3 Lime and cement works in the Southam/Stockton area ‘Old Works’ Harbury Lime Works - Richard Greaves - to South at Harbury Long Itchington Cuttle Inn High Clays Greaves, Bull and Lakin ‘Blue Lias Lime & Cement Works’ Kaye’s ‘Long Itchington Cement & Lime Works’, later Rugby Southam Southam William Griffin ‘Blue Lias Lime Works’ Stockton Birdlingbury Wharf Charles Nelson - ‘Stockton Lime & Cement Works’ - later Rugby Cement
Lime and cement works in the Rugby area Church Lawford Church Lawford Limestone Hall King’s Newnham - George Worth Long Lawford - Walker’s Land - William Turland Fennis Field Little Lawford RUGBY DISTRICT Long Lawford Little Lawford Lawford Heath Cathiron Umber’s Lime Norman’s Lime Walker’s Newbold Lime Works New Bilton Cement 1st Walker Works now <strong>CEMEX</strong> Newbold Rugby & Newbold Lime 2nd Walker Works RUGBY Newton Lime - Henry Saunders Hillmorton Wharf - Henry Sims
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