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James Brindley's early career focused on building and repairing mills, where he learned to control water flows A new exhibition marking 300 years since the birth of canal pioneer James Brindley ...
One of icons of the Industrial Revolution era of canal construction, James Brindley’s enduring contribution to engineering was his development of the puddling technique. There can’t be many engineers ...
Retford Civic Society and the Chesterfield Canal Trust have ... On 25th January 1770, James Brindley, the canal’s engineer, announced at a meeting in the Crown Inn that he was now recommending ...
Heather and Gordin Blackmore, Alec Brew as Sir Edward Litteton MP, Peter Stants as James Brindley and Phillip Stant as John Baker The Canal and River Trust held a commemoration to mark the ...
The former James Brindley pub has been brought back to life this summer. The company behind The Botanist will open brand new concept bar and restaurant The Canal House in the vacant building on ...
At Coventry Canal Basin, just a stone's throw from the Telegraph's offices, sits a statue of James Brindley. Brindley (1716-1772) was one of the most notable engineers of the 18th Century ...
A new exhibition marking 300 years since the birth of canal pioneer James Brindley has opened. How did his work transform the English landscape and unlock a new era in the Industrial Revolution?
A new exhibition marking 300 years since the birth of canal pioneer James Brindley has opened. How did his work transform the English landscape and unlock a new era in the Industrial Revolution?