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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. Factory No. 5, for making hand-made bricks, from the south. The remains of the partially demolished coal store, gas plant and engine house are to the left, and to the right is the end of the building which housed the Hoffmann kiln. 1960-1969: photograph by J. Kenneth Major

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