Fletton was a small rural village in the north of Huntingdonshire, and yet it gave its name to a commodity which sold around the world-the 'fletton' brick.
This talk explores how Fletton grew as a result of the 'fletton' brick and the influence of J. C. Hill, the founder of the London Brick Company.
Views: 191 | Enquiries: 0I am a local historian with a special interest in brickmaking in the Victorian period, although I love any period of history.
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I have also given more specialised talks to family historians about the area their ancestors come from.
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