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FLAME RETARDANT MATERIAL FACTORY * |
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A factory making flame retardant materials. |
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NITROCELLULOSE POWDER FACTORY * |
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A factory or works principally engaged in the production of a single base propellant, using nitrocellulose without the addition of nitroglycerine. |
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SMALL ARMS AMMUNITION FACTORY * |
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A factory engaged in the manufacture of small arms ammunition, especially the metal components and filling with the explosive propellant. |
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ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT FACTORY * |
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A factory manufacturing electrical equipment, such as engines, transformers and generators for use in industry. |
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PACKAGING EQUIPMENT FACTORY * |
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A factory used to make packaging equipment. |
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ARTIFICIAL TEXTILE FACTORY * |
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For chemical processes making nylon, rayon, etc. |
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENT FACTORY * |
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A factory where musical instruments are manufactured. |
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CLAY TOBACCO PIPE FACTORY * |
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A factory where tobacco pipes made of clay are manufactured. |
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CABLE INSULATION FACTORY * |
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A factory manufacturing insulation material for electrical cables. |
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ELECTRICAL GOODS FACTORY * |
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A site where small electrical goods such as radios, lamps and heaters are manufactured. |
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SPORTS EQUIPMENT FACTORY * |
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A factory manufacturing sports equipment. |
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AIRCRAFT ENGINE FACTORY * |
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A factory where aircraft engines are assembled. |
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ARTIFICIAL LIMB FACTORY * |
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A factory used for the production of artificial limbs. They were often located within the precincts of a hospital, to enable fittings to take place and help the amputee to get used to wearing the limb. |
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FISH PROCESSING FACTORY * |
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A factory where fish are processed into food products. |
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FOOD PRESERVING FACTORY * |
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A factory where food is preserved either by freezing, salting or pickling |
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TRINITROTOLUENE FACTORY * |
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A factory or works principally engaged in the refining or manufacture of TNT. |
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BILLIARD TABLE FACTORY * |
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A factory manufacturing billiard tables. |
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LAMINATE FLOOR FACTORY * |
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A factory making laminate flooring. |
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ROYAL ORDNANCE FACTORY * |
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A factory used for the manufacture of ordnance including small arms, ammunition, artillery pieces and armoured fighting vehicles. |
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SUPERPHOSPHATE FACTORY * |
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A building or site where phosphorous-based fertilizers are produced by controlled chemical reactions. |
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WAR PRODUCTION FACTORY * |
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A factory or works which has been temporarily turned over to the manufacture of goods for the war effort. |
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CARDBOARD BOX FACTORY * |
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A factory where packaging products, such as cardboard boxes, are produced. |
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MINERAL WATER FACTORY * |
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A factory which produces artificial imitations of mineral water, such as soda water. |
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ROCKET MOTOR FACTORY * |
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A factory for the manufacture of rocket motors, both for civil and military use. |
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ANIMAL HAIR FACTORY * |
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A building or complex where animal hair is processed, using a variety of means, for use in products such as brushes, mattresses etc. |
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CHLOROPHYLL FACTORY * |
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A factory used for the industrial manufacture of chlorophyll for medical purposes. |
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ELECTRONICS FACTORY * |
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A building or buildings where electronic components or devices are designed, developed, manufactured and assembled. |
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FIRELIGHTER FACTORY * |
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A factory used for the industrial manufacture of firelighters. |
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MOTOR CYCLE FACTORY * |
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A building where motor cycles are assembled. |
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NORTH LIGHT FACTORY * |
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A type of factory building, often single-storey, designed so that windows incorporated into the vertical faces of its saw-tooth roof can allow the maximum amount of natural light into its interior. |
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SAFETY FUSE FACTORY * |
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Factory for the production of safety fuses used in the ignition of gunpowder for blasting. |
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SOFT DRINKS FACTORY * |
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A commercial building, or buildings, used for the production of soft drinks. |
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EXPLOSIVES FACTORY * |
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A building or buildings where explosives are manufactured. |
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FLOORCLOTH FACTORY * |
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A factory where floorcloths are manufactured. |
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CHOCOLATE FACTORY * |
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A factory where chocolate products are produced. |
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COSMETICS FACTORY * |
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A factory manufacturing personal hygiene and beauty products |
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FIREPLACE FACTORY * |
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A factory manufacturing fireplaces. |
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FIREPROOF FACTORY * |
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A factory, mill or warehouse constructed with the minimum amount of combustible materials. |
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FURNITURE FACTORY * |
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A factory where furniture is manufactured. |
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GUNCOTTON FACTORY * |
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A factory or works engaged in the manufacture of the explosive guncotton. They may be found as separate factories or form part of a cordite factory. |
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HORSEHAIR FACTORY * |
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The cleaning and sorting of horse hair mainly for use in the upholstery trade. |
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MAGNESIUM FACTORY * |
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An industrial facility concerned with the manufacture of magnesium from magnesium hydroxide derived from sea water. Magnesium was used in the manufacture of aircraft. |
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METAL BOX FACTORY * |
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A building or buildings used for the manufacture of metal boxes or cases. |
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MUNITIONS FACTORY * |
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A building or site used for the manufacture of weapons, ammunition and military supplies. Use more specific type where known. |
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PACKAGING FACTORY * |
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A factory used to make packaging. |
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STONE AXE FACTORY * |
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Source from which stone utilized for the manufacture of non-flint artefacts, including axes, was obtained. Applied only to sources exploited during the Neolithic and earlier Bronze Age. Do not use for flint mining or knapping sites. |
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WALLPAPER FACTORY * |
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A place where paper, frequently printed in ornamental designs, used for covering the interior walls of buildings, is manufactured. |
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AIRCRAFT FACTORY * |
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A factory where aircraft are assembled. |
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ASBESTOS FACTORY * |
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Factory producing asbestos sheeting and or asbestos fibre. |
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BLACKING FACTORY * |
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A building or buildings used for the manufacture of shoe and leather polish, etc. |
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CHENILLE FACTORY * |
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Factory for making Chenille a yarn produced by placing short lengths of yarn (the pile) between two core yarns (the core) these are then heated to set the pile in place. |
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CLOTHING FACTORY * |
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A large factory or series of workshops for the manufacture of clothing. |
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CRUCIBLE FACTORY * |
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A building or buildings used for the manufacture of crucibles. |
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DYNAMITE FACTORY * |
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A works or factory principally engaged in the manufacture of dynamite |
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GAS MASK FACTORY * |
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Building or Buildings used for the production of Gas Masks. Consider double-indexing with the term WAR PRODUCTION FACTORY if appropriate. |
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HARDWARE FACTORY * |
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A factory where general hardware, fittings, items of ironmongery are produced. |
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KNITTING FACTORY * |
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A factory where knitted fabrics are manufacterd using knitting machines. |
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LINOLEUM FACTORY * |
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A factory where linoleum is manufactured. |
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MATTRESS FACTORY * |
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A factory where matresses are made. |
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ORDNANCE FACTORY * |
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A building or site used for the manufacture of small arms and artillery pieces, etc. |
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PET FOOD FACTORY * |
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Factory for the production of Pet Food. |
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PLASTICS FACTORY * |
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A factory for the production of plastics by chemical processes. |
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SABULITE FACTORY * |
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A factory or works principally engaged in the manufacture of the mining explosive sabulite. |
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SEAPLANE FACTORY * |
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A factory where seaplanes are manufactured. |
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TENEMENT FACTORY * |
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A purpose-built factory for more than one occupier (eg. for several different workshops). |
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ACETATE FACTORY * |
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A factory used for the production of acetate. |
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ACETONE FACTORY * |
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A factory or group of buildings engaged in the manufacture of acetone. A variety of processes may be used to manufacture acetone including the use of destructive distallation of wood and fermentation technology. |
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BANDAGE FACTORY * |
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A building manufacturing bandages. |
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BEARING FACTORY * |
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A factory manufacturing bearings, including ball bearings for use in precision equipment. |
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BICYCLE FACTORY * |
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A factory for the assembly of bicycles. |
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BISCUIT FACTORY * |
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A factory where biscuits are manufactured. |
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CANNING FACTORY * |
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A factory where preserved food is canned. |
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CARAVAN FACTORY * |
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A factory manufactoring caravans. |
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CORDITE FACTORY * |
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A factory principally engaged in the manufacture of the propellant explosive cordite. |
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COTTAGE FACTORY * |
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Three storey house with a topshop; machinery powered by shafting through the upper floor. |
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DRABBET FACTORY * |
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A factory producing drabbet, a type of linen cloth. |
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ESSENCE FACTORY * |
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A factory, or group of buildings, containing apparatus used to extract specific properties, e.g flavour or scent, from natural ingredients. |
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FILLING FACTORY * |
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A factory where explosives and the components of munitions of all types are brought together for assembly. |
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HOSIERY FACTORY * |
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A factory or works housing machinery used to produce stockings and socks, using mechanized knitting processes. |
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LEATHER FACTORY * |
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A factory for the manufacture of leather goods, such as shoes, saddles, etc. Use TANNERY for the manufacture of leather. |
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MISSILE FACTORY * |
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A factory for the production of missiles |
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TOBACCO FACTORY * |
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A place where tobacco is made into cigarettes, cigars, etc. |
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VARNISH FACTORY * |
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A factory in which varnish is manufactured. |
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VEHICLE FACTORY * |
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A factory for the manufacture of vehicles |
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WHISTLE FACTORY * |
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A building or buildings used for the production of whistles. |
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BUTTER FACTORY * |
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A group of buildings containing machinery for the production in bulk of butter or related dairy products. |
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CANDLE FACTORY * |
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A building or buildings used for the manufacture of candles. |
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CARPET FACTORY * |
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A factory where carpets are manufactured. |
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CEREAL FACTORY * |
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A factory built for the production of breakfast cereals. |
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CHEESE FACTORY * |
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A factory where cheese is produced and processed. |
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COLLAR FACTORY * |
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A factory where collars, for shirts and other garments, are manufactured. |
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RIBBON FACTORY * |
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A factory where ribbons are manufactured. |
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SHADOW FACTORY * |
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An existing factory that was converted for use as aircraft works in the run up to or during the Second World War. |
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TALLOW FACTORY * |
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A building where tallow is produced, ie. solid animal fat that has been separated by heating, usually for making candles. |
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VIOLIN FACTORY * |
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A building where violins are manufactured and the art of violin making is taught. |
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BRUSH FACTORY * |
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A factory where brushes are manufactured. Use for all types of brush. |
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CABLE FACTORY * |
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A factory manufacturing electrical cables. |
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CHINA FACTORY * |
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A factory where china products are manufactured. |
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CIDER FACTORY * |
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A factory concerned with the commercial manufacture of cider, as opposed to domestic production. |
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CLOCK FACTORY * |
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A factory manufacturing timepieces, including clocks and watches. |
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GLOVE FACTORY * |
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A factory where gloves are manufactured. |
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LORRY FACTORY * |
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A factory used for the manufacture and assembly of lorries. |
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MATCH FACTORY * |
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A building where matches are manufactured. |
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MODEL FACTORY * |
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A factory built as a pattern for improved design. |
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ORGAN FACTORY * |
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A factory where musical organs are manufactured. |
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PAINT FACTORY * |
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A building or buildings used for the production of paints, varnishes, colours and distemper. |
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PIANO FACTORY * |
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A factory where pianos are manufactured. |
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SERGE FACTORY * |
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A factory used for the manufacture of serge, a heavy woollen cloth. |
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SHELL FACTORY * |
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A works or factory where shells or projectiles were machined before they were dispatched to a filling factory to be filled with explosives. |
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SHIRT FACTORY * |
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A factory where shirts are manufactured. |
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SWORD FACTORY * |
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A building or site used for the manufacture of swords. |
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CORK FACTORY * |
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A building or complex where corks and stoppers are made for use in bottling. |
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FACTORY UNIT * |
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A modern small factory or workshop, often in the form of a prefabricated shed. |
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GLUE FACTORY * |
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A factory where glue is produced. |
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HEEL FACTORY * |
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A factory for the manufacture of heels for the shoe making trade. |
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LACE FACTORY * |
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A factory where lace is manufactured. |
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LOCK FACTORY * |
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A building or site for the industrial manufacture of locks. |
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NAIL FACTORY * |
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A factory where nails are manufactured. |
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SAFE FACTORY * |
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A factory where security safes are manufactured. |
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SHOE FACTORY * |
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A factory where boots and shoes are manufactured. |
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SOAP FACTORY * |
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A building or buildings where soap is manufactured. |
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TANK FACTORY * |
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A factory for the manufacture of military tanks. |
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CAR FACTORY * |
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A factory where cars are manufactured. |
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FUR FACTORY * |
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A building or complex where skins are prepared, with their hair still on, to make fur products. |
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HAT FACTORY * |
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A factory where hats are manufactured. |
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INK FACTORY * |
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A factory in which is ink is prepared from pigments and additives. |
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JAM FACTORY * |
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A factory, where preserves such as jam and marmalade, are manufactured. |
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PEN FACTORY * |
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A building or buildings used for the production of pens. |
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PIN FACTORY * |
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A building where pins are manufactured. |
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TOY FACTORY * |
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A factory that manufactures toys. |
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WAX FACTORY * |
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A building or buildings used for the manufacture of all types of wax. |
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FACTORY * |
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A building or complex, housing powered machinery and employing a large workforce for manufacturing purposes. Use specific monument type where known. |
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