Allscott Sugar Beet Factory, Wrockwardine
A view from scaffolding during the construction of a sugar silo at the Allscott Sugar Beet Factory, showing some of the team working on the site and concrete being poured from a hopper. A sugar beet factory was at Allscott from 1927 until it closed in 2007. Laing built two sugar silos here in 1961 for the British Sugar Corporation who were the owners of the site. Each silo was able to store 10, 000 tons of granulated sugar and at the time they were constructed, they were the tallest that Laing had built so far using sliding formwork
Picture No
13460596
Media ID
45381342
Size
5354px x 5385px
(5.4MB)
Credit
© Historic England Archive / John Laing Photographic Collection / Mary Evans
Source
John Laing plc - Historic England Archive
Date
1961
Pick your License
Able Beet Builder Concrete Constructed Formwork Granulated Holdings Hopper Laing Owners Poured Scaffolding Silo Silos Sliding Tallest Tons
Features In These Collections
> Contributors > EHR






























