Early Bricks and Brickwork in South Australia, (Heritage Conservation, 3/3)

by Heritage South Australia. Department for Environment, and Aboriginal Affairs (Contributor)

Pamphlet, 1998

Status

Available

Call number

PS SA BRI

Local notes

This booklet gives a brief history of the manufacture of bricks and their use in South Australian buildings, with some advice on the conservation of historic brickwork today.

There was a demand for bricks as a building material from the very earliest European settlement of South Australia; they were being carried ashore from ships within days of the arrival of the first Europeans in 1836, and manufactured on the banks of the River Torrens a few months later.

Publication

Department for Environment, Heritage and Aboriginal Affairs and the Corporation of the City of Adelaide, 1998

Barcode

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