The Portsmouth Block Mills - Bentham, Brunel and the Start of the Royal Navy's Industrial Revolution
Book Description
This attractively compiled book focuses on the Portsmouth Block Mills, considered by many to be some of the finest seminal buildings of the Industrial Revolution. They attracted much interest right from their onset in 1803 as they gave witness to the first use of a steam engine in the Royal Dockyards, the introduction of Samuel Bentham's innovative powered sawmills, and the triumphant realisation of Marc Brunel's revolutionary block-making machines. It is an uncommon book.
Author
Jonathan Coad
Date
2005
Binding
Decorative, laminated boards
Publisher
English Heritage 2005
Illustrator
Numerous colour & black/white photographic illustrations
Condition
Fine
Pages
126
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