Ivor J Brown
Biographic Data
| ID | 9286781 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ivor J Brown |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ivor J |
| FAMILY NAME | Brown |
| SIGNATURE | BROWN I J |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1979 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1991 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
The Lloyds, Ironbridge, Shropshire
The area known as 'the Lloyds' is mainly steep sloping woodland now renowned for the nasty bumps and bends in the riverside road between lronbridge and Coalport. But this area was once an important mining community of pits and houses, most of which have been destroyed by the landslip which now threatens to engulf the road itself. Records of industry go back to the fourteenth century but industry reached its peak before the middle of the nineteent…
The Lloyds, Ironbridge, Shropshire
The area known as 'the Lloyds' is mainly steep sloping woodland now renowned for the nasty bumps and bends in the riverside road between lronbridge and Coalport. But this area was once an important mining community of pits and houses, most of which have been destroyed by the landslip which now threatens to engulf the road itself. Records of industry go back to the fourteenth century but industry reached its peak before the middle of the nineteent…
Mining and Tourism in Southern Australia
This article describes a selection of tourist mines and working mines with tourist interest, mining in museums, mine railways and ghost mine towns in southern Australia including Tasmania. Most of the sites were visited during a Churchill Fellowship Study Tour in September 1987. The writer maintains a folder on the sites and should further information be required on, for example, opening times and general accessibility, he would be pleased to ass…
Mining and Tourism in Southern Australia
This article describes a selection of tourist mines and working mines with tourist interest, mining in museums, mine railways and ghost mine towns in southern Australia including Tasmania. Most of the sites were visited during a Churchill Fellowship Study Tour in September 1987. The writer maintains a folder on the sites and should further information be required on, for example, opening times and general accessibility, he would be pleased to ass…
Underground in the Ironbridge Gorge
If it was not for the dangers of unstable ground, inflammable and asphyxiating underground gases, the Ironbridge Gorge would be a paradise for the industrial archaeologist with spelaeological and mining interests. In a two mile length of Gorge there are opportunities for scaling limestone shafts, crawling through tenuous, long-abandoned tunnels and the prospects of a 'find' on every trip that would make the surface archaeologist green with envy. …
Underground in the Ironbridge Gorge
If it was not for the dangers of unstable ground, inflammable and asphyxiating underground gases, the Ironbridge Gorge would be a paradise for the industrial archaeologist with spelaeological and mining interests. In a two mile length of Gorge there are opportunities for scaling limestone shafts, crawling through tenuous, long-abandoned tunnels and the prospects of a 'find' on every trip that would make the surface archaeologist green with envy. …
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Underground in the Ironbridge Gorge
If it was not for the dangers of unstable ground, inflammable and asphyxiating underground gases, the Ironbridge Gorge would be a paradise for the industrial archaeologist with spelaeological and mining interests. In a two mile length of Gorge there are opportunities for scaling limestone shafts, crawling through tenuous, long-abandoned tunnels and the prospects of a 'find' on every trip that would make the surface archaeologist green with envy. …
Underground in the Ironbridge Gorge
If it was not for the dangers of unstable ground, inflammable and asphyxiating underground gases, the Ironbridge Gorge would be a paradise for the industrial archaeologist with spelaeological and mining interests. In a two mile length of Gorge there are opportunities for scaling limestone shafts, crawling through tenuous, long-abandoned tunnels and the prospects of a 'find' on every trip that would make the surface archaeologist green with envy. …
Mining and Tourism in Southern Australia
This article describes a selection of tourist mines and working mines with tourist interest, mining in museums, mine railways and ghost mine towns in southern Australia including Tasmania. Most of the sites were visited during a Churchill Fellowship Study Tour in September 1987. The writer maintains a folder on the sites and should further information be required on, for example, opening times and general accessibility, he would be pleased to ass…
Mining and Tourism in Southern Australia
This article describes a selection of tourist mines and working mines with tourist interest, mining in museums, mine railways and ghost mine towns in southern Australia including Tasmania. Most of the sites were visited during a Churchill Fellowship Study Tour in September 1987. The writer maintains a folder on the sites and should further information be required on, for example, opening times and general accessibility, he would be pleased to ass…
The Lloyds, Ironbridge, Shropshire
The area known as 'the Lloyds' is mainly steep sloping woodland now renowned for the nasty bumps and bends in the riverside road between lronbridge and Coalport. But this area was once an important mining community of pits and houses, most of which have been destroyed by the landslip which now threatens to engulf the road itself. Records of industry go back to the fourteenth century but industry reached its peak before the middle of the nineteent…
The Lloyds, Ironbridge, Shropshire
The area known as 'the Lloyds' is mainly steep sloping woodland now renowned for the nasty bumps and bends in the riverside road between lronbridge and Coalport. But this area was once an important mining community of pits and houses, most of which have been destroyed by the landslip which now threatens to engulf the road itself. Records of industry go back to the fourteenth century but industry reached its peak before the middle of the nineteent…
Archaeology (6 works) · History (6 works) · Engineering (5 works) · Historical and Cultural Archaeology Studies (4 works) · Mining engineering (4 works) · Club (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Cultural Heritage Management and Preservation (2 works) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (2 works) · Forensic engineering (2 works)