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West Gate of Pevensey Castle, Sussex, John Hamilton Mortimer, 1740-1779, British

Platz der Grundrechte or Square of Fundamental Rights in Karlsruhe, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany, Europe

Old stone wall with irregular bricks

Debris of a destroyed building

Old wagon wheel on a facade, brick stone, East Frisia, Lower Saxony, Germany, Europe

Hand made bricks laid out on the ground to dry before baking, northeast of Jaipur, Rajasthan, India, Asia

China - Mule-powered Rotary grain mill - Village Community
China - Mule-powered Rotary grain mill - Rural village Community Date: circa 1910s

Belfort, France - The Miotte Tower
Belfort, France - The Medieval Miotte Tower (La Tour de la Miotte) - photographed in 1870/1871 (subsequently restored) Date: circa 1871

Belgrade, Serbia - Damage to houses on Knez Mihailova Street
WW1 - Belgrade, Serbia - Damage from shells fired by Austrian Monitor Boats on the Danube and Sava River - July/August 1914 to houses on Knez Mihailova Street or Prince Mihailo Street

Making Mud Bricks, Cyprus Date: circa 1910s

Bermuda - Post Office and Sessions House
Bermuda, a British overseas territory in the North Atlantic Ocean - the Post Office and Sessions House. Date: circa 1908

The rebuilding of Coventry City, England Citizens watch men at work, relaying the road surface in Broadgate. Loudspeakers are for the forthcoming royal visit to Coventry

Londons First Really Permanent Houses, 1st February 1946 The first four of London s
Londons First Really Permanent Houses, 1st February 1946 The first four of Londons really permanent houses will be opened on Wednesday next 6th February 1946, on the Kidbrooke Estate

Shoreditch Town Hall, steelwork by E Wood and Company. 1937

Making clay bricks powered by horses, Eyhorne Street, Hollingbourne, Kent. 1935

Brick making at the Hollingbourne brick works. 1935

Children laying the foundation stones at the building of the new Baptist Hall at Sidcup, Kent. 1938

The interior of a flooded dug out in Sidcup, Kent. Mr George Harris attempts to bucket the water out. 1939

A house damaged by lightning in St Mary Cray, Kent. 1939

Children laying the foundation bricks at the building of the new Baptist Hall at Sidcup, Kent. 1938

The construction of the London County Council housing estate at Chislehurst, Kent. The building site. 1935

Mrs Ellis and Valerie Ellis sitting in an air raid shelter in Downham, Kent. 1939

An air raid shelter and sign in Gravesend, Kent. 1938

The interior and fireplace in the White Hart Hotel, Brasted, Kent - favourite pub of Battle of Britain pilots from RAF Biggin Hill during World War II

Making clay bricks using a horse powered press. 1936

The laying of the foundation stones at St Barnabas Church in Eltham, Kent. 1937

Stone laying at St Bernadettes Roman Catholic Church in Eltham, Kent. (I don t think text matches picture) 1938

Restoration work at Eltham Palace, Greenwich. 1935

Common daisy on old brick path, Kent UK credit: Marie-Louise Avery / thePictureKitchen / TopFoto

Workers with bricks used for flood defence repairs, Sundarbans, Ganges Delta, West Bengal, India, March

Bricks used for flood defence repairs, Sundarbans, Ganges Delta, West Bengal, India, March

Elderly gentleman leaning out of the window with concertina, April 1938 George Garland Collection West Sussex Record Office Ref No: Garland N16532

Picture No. 10895854
House - with mud bricks Date:

Picture No. 10895853
House - with mud bricks Date:

Office block built on floodplain with brick stilts to keep structure above water level during flooding, Forest Row, East Sussex, England, February 2014

Lets Do It 1944 poster in Soviet Social Realism style by I Serebriany. Female bricklayer with a load of bricks

Building of Tower of Babel. Bible: Genesis 2. Bricks fired in on-site kilns, in foreground masons are working blocks of stone. Copperplate engraving of 1716

Brickfield: Horse-powered pug mill grinding clay. Woman with hack barrow for transporting green bricks to clamps to dry out before firing

Brick Ceremony At PPIE
San Francisco, California: c. 1915. A ceremony involving women and bricks at the Pan Paciific International Exposition

Women With Wheelbarrows
Amblecote, England: c. 1930. Women villagers working at the local firebricks works in Stourbridge. The bricks are handmade and are unequalled in quality

Worker Stamping Out Bricks
Haverstraw, New York: July 29, 1924. A worker in a Hudson River brickyard stamping out the bricks to straighten the sides

British Construction Scene
Crookham, Hampshire, England: May 22, 1939. Construction beginning on the new camp to hold 5, 000 of Englands militia and conscripts

Beam Of Hollow Bricks, By J.b. White And Sons

Children carrying loads of clay in the brickyards of the English Midlands. It was estimated that at this time there were between 20, 000 and 30

Globular Springtail (Dicyrtomina ornata) adult, resting on house brick, Leicestershire, England, January

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Woman At Laptop. Dog

Couple Relaxing with Dog

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"Building Foundations: A Journey Through the World of Bricks" Churchill bricklaying: Unveiling the hidden talent of a legendary leader, as Winston Churchill showcases his bricklaying skills. Bricklayers 1827: Tracing back to the roots of craftsmanship, where skilled artisans laid each brick with precision and pride. Red English Post Box in a brick wall: An iconic symbol nestled within sturdy bricks, reminding us of timeless British heritage. Railway Ribaldry by W Heath Robinson: Exploring whimsical illustrations depicting imaginative uses in railway settings. London going out of town - the expansion of London: Witnessing the growth and transformation of London's skyline through its ever-expanding walls made up of countless bricks. Bar inside a martello tower, Walton-on-the-Naze, Essex: Discovering an unexpected gem within historical fortifications – a cozy bar blending seamlessly into solid brickwork. Stack of Bricks: The humble yet essential building blocks that form the backbone for architectural marvels around the world. House to house fighting in Stalingrad, USSR: Reflecting on how bricks became witnesses to intense battles during one of history's most brutal conflicts. Lullingstone Castle Gatehouse: Marveling at medieval architecture preserved through time; an enchanting gatehouse built with enduring bricks stands tall amidst lush surroundings. The Cavern Wall of Fame in Matthew Street, Liverpool, Merseyside, England: Celebrating musical legends immortalized on this vibrant wall adorned with colorful bricks – paying homage to Liverpool's rich music culture Collapse of the Campanile in St Marks Square, Venice Italy: A reminder that even seemingly invincible structures can crumble; contemplating lessons learned from fallen bricks shaping history itself. Damp-proofing in a house: Unveiling modern techniques protecting homes from moisture damage; a testament to the constant evolution of brickwork and construction practices.