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The Grovelands brick, tile and pottery works of S. and E. Collier, Water Road, Reading, shortly after it closed in 1967. Abandoned trucks and drying-racks in a yard, with the building housing the Hoffmann kiln to the left, the pan-tiled building containing two down-draught kilns ahead, and the No. 5 factory for hand-made bricks in the distance. 1960-1969: photograph by J. Kenneth Major

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