- A
bleachfield or
bleaching green was an open area used for
spreading cloth on the
ground to be
purified and
whitened by the
action of the sunlight. Bleaching...
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Hector Turnbull (1733 – 1788) was a
leading Perthshire linen bleachfield developer and operator.
Hector was born in 1733 on his
father William Turnbull's...
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earliest form of
bleaching involved spreading fabrics and
cloth out in a
bleachfield to be
whitened by the
action of the Sun and water. In the 17th century...
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often with a crofter's
dwelling Crofting, small-scale food
production Bleachfield, an open
space used for the
bleaching of fabric, also
called a croft...
- many place-names, for
example Tonypandy ("fulling mill lea").
Beetling Bleachfield Dadeumi, a
similar traditional practice in
Korea List of
laundry topics...
- cloth's strength. The
Bleachfield was an open area to
spread cloth. It was a
field near the
watercourse used by a bleachery.
Bleachfields were
common in and...
- Council. The
scheme included work on the two
pumping stations located at
Bleachfield Street and Gas
House Lane.
Alcester Town F.C. has
teams from Under-6...
- (Saint-Remy)
History portal France portal Baths and wash
houses in
Britain Bleachfield Dhobi ghat, an
outdoor laundry place in
South Asia
Dhobi Ghat Laundry#Washhouses...
- "city of linen" as a
minor member of the
Hanseatic League,
known for
bleachfields into the 19th century.
Bielefeld was part of the
Kingdom of Westphalia...
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construction of
several small factories,
linen manufacturing houses, and a
bleachfield.
During this period, new side roads, bridges, a town-house and jail were...
