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Title:

Working at the Clay Bank in Drury Brickyard

Date:: 1899-07-28
Description:: The historic image shows excavation of clay for brick making. This clay probably has some coarser silt in it and was likely deposited in the glacial lakes that once covered much of the Champlain lowland. There are several wagons with horses and a very small pond in the foreground, likely the result of water trapped on the impermeable fine sediment (the clay). There are a few trees in the background. The title below the photograph reads, "The Clay Bank -- July 29-99."

Filename:: LS01367_000.jpg
Size:: 1181 x 716 pixels; 197756 bytes
Original Filename:: 541BRICKYARD num 1.jpg
GPS Location:: 44.49236 N latitude, 73.09823 W longitude
Keywords:: Business; Open_fields; Animals; Clay; Clearcutting; Culture; Draft Horses; Earth Materials; Earthwork; Excavation; Forests and Plants; Geology; Grassland plants; Horses; Human Activity; Human Constructs; Landforms; Landscapes; Living Things; Logging; Men; Nature; People; Plants; Ponds; Riparian plants; Roads; Roads,Earth; Rural; Season; Sediments (Geology); Summer; Time; Transportation; Travel with horses; Wagons; Work;
Source:: Special Collections, Bailey/Howe Library, University of Vermont
Submitted By:: Kara
Submitted On:: 2004-01-22
Original Media:: Photograph
Times viewed:: 2950

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