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Historic WW2 Lothian wire mill site to become 140-home development
23445857-Man at a machine producing strip steel at Brunton s wireworks wire factory in Musselburgh in September 1964. - National World | Newsprints
Made in Musselburgh - John Gray Centre
Housebuilder commits to 140 Musselburgh apartments : April 2021 : News : Architecture in profile the building environment in Scotland - Urban Realm
Work on 140 homes underway on WW2 factory site | The Edinburgh Reporter
Musselburgh Photo Gallery - A view of Strip Rolling Mill, Mall Park, at Brunton Wire Mills
Work on 140 homes underway on WW2 factory site | The Edinburgh Reporter
Musselburgh Photo Gallery - A view of a wire stranding machine at Brunton Wire Mills in 1920
Inveresk Musselburgh | Economy – The Fourth Statistical Account
Musselburgh Photo Gallery - A view of fire damage at Brunton Wire Works in March 1950
Memories of Musselburgh's manufacturing past | East Lothian Courier
John Brunton (manufacturer) - Wikipedia
Musselburgh Photo Gallery - A view of Brunton Wire Mills in the early 20th century
Full record for 'BRUNTON'S WIRE AND ROPE WORKS, MUSSELBURGH' (0438) - Moving Image Archive catalogue
20327319-Exterior of the Brunton wireworks in Musselburgh, November 1979. - National World | Newsprints
Memories of Musselburgh's manufacturing past | East Lothian Courier
Historic WW2 Lothian wire mill site to become 140-home development
76) - Towns > Musselburgh > 1903 - Musselburgh directory and year book - Scottish Directories - National Library of Scotland
Made in Musselburgh - John Gray Centre
23445856-man working on a wire drawing machine at Brunton s wireworks wire factory in Musselburgh in September 1964. - National World | Newsprints
sar029112 SCOTLAND (1957). Musselburgh Inveresk, Midlothian, Scotland. An oblique aerial photograph taken facing South/East. | Britain From Above
Memories of Musselburgh's manufacturing past | East Lothian Courier
Musselburgh and Wallyford: A look back at area's rich history | East Lothian Courier
