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Belle View brickyards after closure and flooding.

Belle View Brick Yards, Gamlingay

History of Belle View Brick Yards

Belle View brick yards, Gamlingay OS 1901

Belle View brick yards c.1903

The yards closed in 1922 and the pits were flooded.

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