Structures

SteelPhalt, Rotherham, South Yorkshire.

Last Man Standing

The last remaining bottle kiln at the former Price & Kensington Pottery at Burslem, Stoke-On-Trent, Staffordshire, stands defiantly over the banks of the Trent & Mersey Canal.

Great Britain

Britain Colliery

End Of The Pier

End Of The Pier West Wharf, Hull, on the banks of the Humber, was built in 1911 to handle ships bringing in fruit and vegetables from overseas. This, one of two transit sheds, was linked to the shore line by a rail system that has crumbled into the tidal waters. The transit sheds are not far behind.

Barnsley Main Colliery

Clipstone Colliery, Nottinghamshire

Thrillers In The Mist

Nottinghamshire's Clipstone Colliery's 220ft headstocks.

Boat Hoist No.1 - Goole Docks

Coltran Mill, Mexborough, South Yorkshire

Trent & Mersey Timewarp

Price & Kensington Pottery, Buslem, Stoke-On-Trent, Staffordshire.

American Beauty

There are many beautiful sights in Montana and some of them are man-made.

Stanton Ironworks Demolition

As the Central Melting Plant at Stanton Ironworks, Ilkeston, Derbyshire, was demolished in 2009/10, it's huge cupola furnace was finally revealed. Construction started on the CMP (originally the Iron Refining Plant) in 1965 in order to have a plant that could covert the high phosphorus iron the Company's blast furnaces were producing into low phosphorus foundry iron by means of a 70 ton Swedish designed Kaldo convertor. It didn't turn out to be the success the Company hoped as the process turned out to be far too expensive and after only two years was scrapped and the plant converted to producing iron from 100% scrap via this single cupola.