A pottery on the south side of Hogshill Street was in operation by the early 19th century, manufacturing earthenware, tiles, chimney pots, etc. The buildings were demolished in 1890.
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There was a pottery on the south side of Hogshill Street operating in the early 19th century. In 1830 George Hallett manufactured earthenware here and Robert and George Hallett are recorded as owners of the property in 1843. In 1867, Abraham Meech was making 'green and coarse ware, drainage pipes, tiles, chimney pots, etc' at the pottery. The last recorded potter was Robert Chambers, who operated until the 1880s. The kilns were demolished in 1890. (1)
A photograph of the pottery is reproduced in Eedle's 'A History of Beaminster', plate 28. (1)
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<1> SDO10609
Monograph: Eedle, M de G.. 1984. A History of Beaminster. 102, 148.
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