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Title:

A Lime Kiln in Leicester Junction

Date:: 1880 - 1910
Description:: A lime kiln at Leicester Junction. Grasses surround this structure of wood and stone - the building itself is made of wood and a stone bunker of sorts seems to have been built around it. A ladder leads to the large pipe vats that protrude from the roof. The black metal of the vat on the left seems slightly bent; they are both surrounded by wooden scaffolding to allow for safe access. Limestone would be poured into the top of these "shaft kilns" where the heating process and chemical reactions take place. All image rights reserved to Henry Sheldon Museum, www.henrysheldonmuseum.org.

Filename:: LS23622_000.jpg
Size:: 4194 x 2709 pixels; 9597992 bytes
Original Filename:: SMJR0028.jpg
Original Metadata:: 6,Lime Kiln, Leicester Junction Vt.
Keywords:: Quarries and quarrying; Buildings; Culture; Deciduous; Earth Materials; Forests and Plants; Geology; Human Activity; Human Constructs; Industrial buildings; Limestone industry; Living Things; Nature; Rocks; Trees; Wooden-frame buildings; Work;
Source:: Henry Sheldon Museum
Submitted By:: Glen Frieden
Submitted On:: 2009-06-12
Original Media:: Photograph
Scanning/Digitization/Creation Notes:: MacBook OS X V10.4.11 CanoScan LiDE 70
Image Scanned By:: Jamie Russell
Catalogue Information:: 1998.36.34 - Gipson Collection
Relative Dating Rationale:: Type of Lime Kiln
Times viewed:: 20562