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gullet) through the overburden was established, along which a tramway could transport the ore. The overburden (often of considerable depth) was loaded into wheelbarrows and taken via planks suspended over the trench, to be dumped on the far side, so that the next section of ore could be dug out. In this way the trench would gradually migrate across a field, and the reinstated land would be several feet lower than the surrounding fields. In the 20th century the introduction of ever larger
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that had opened in 1857. Furnace Lane still runs through the industrial estate where the furnace once stood. The open-top furnace produced pig iron from 1866 to 1891, and numerous quarry pits to the north, east and south of the town were engaged in the laborious task of clearing back overlying rocks
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to maximise its benefit for the flora and fauna. Scrub in the quarry is cut back to maintain the grassland, whilst large trees and other patches of scrub are left to provide feeding and nesting sites for birds. The ponds are also managed to ensure they do not become completely overhung by trees.
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and the north of England, it had no coal to power the furnaces. In the mid 19th century the railways arrived, which meant that either the ore could be taken to distant furnaces, or coal brought to furnaces near the iron deposits. Both happened at Finedon from the 1860s.
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allowed faster working with far fewer people employed. The smaller steel plants had all been merged in 1967 and most were shut down in favour of the Corby Works. This too ceased steel production in 1980, and all Finedon quarrying had ceased by that point.
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locally (with paler coloured limestone of Weldon Stone around the windows and door.) Other older buildings in the town also use the local ironstone, notably the vicarage and a house opposite the church built in 1712 as a
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1647:Finedon Top Lodge Quarry
1625:Gilchrist–Thomas process
1552:2 ft 4 in
1509:Glendon Iron Ore Company
3442:Diocese of Peterborough
2576:Retrieved 20 July 2015.
2572:25 October 2020 at the
2316:"Stanton Iron Works Co"
2288:Turnock, David (1998).
2164:Retrieved 16 July 2015.
2152:Retrieved 16 July 2015.
2150:Finedon Schools Website
2040:Finedone Parish Council
2002:"Finedon Hall, Finedon"
1921:Retrieved 22 March 2012
1909:Retrieved 15 July 2015.
1844:Finedon railway station
1596:pits to sidings of the
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3478:North Northamptonshire
3157:North Northamptonshire
2912:Irchester Country Park
2727:8 October 2011 at the
2693:Online Parish Magazine
2181:Northamptonshire Stone
2120:Retrieved 15 July 2015
1869:"Finedon Town Council"
1733:Digby Mackworth Dolben
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3162:West Northamptonshire
3093:United Kingdom Portal
3055:Wellingborough School
3001:East Midlands Railway
2922:Wellingborough Museum
2686:at Wikimedia Commons
2108:Retrieved 5 July 2017
2086:wellingborough.gov.uk
1952:"Finedon Bellringers"
1839:Dutch Doll of Finedon
1786:, English writer and
1752:first-class cricketer
1691:Wellingborough Member
1665:Stewarts & Lloyds
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1774:, artist and painter
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1445:Latimer Arts College
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2975:Wellingborough Town
2714:13 May 2012 at the
2709:Finedon Bellringers
2651:Memories of Finedon
2549:The Daily Telegraph
2262:Greg Evans (2005).
1822:, France since 1977
1699:Blisworth Limestone
1634:dragline excavators
1441:Stagecoach Midlands
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960:Governance
909:George III
710:, wife of
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188:Population
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3274:See also:
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3255:Thrapston
3225:Kettering
3030:Education
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1594:ironstone
1486:Enclosure
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1412:Education
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