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1 Seaham Harbour UDC receive details of Bottle Works demise (1923) 80
2 Letter from United Glass Manufacturers confirm Bottle Works to remain closed (1921) 78
3 Distress at news that Bottle Works is not to re-open (1921) 87
4 Closure of Bottle Works because of shortage of coal (1921) 69
5 Secret war work of the Candlish Bottle Works revealed (1919) 214
6 Death of John Candlish (1916) 79
7 "The United Glass Bottle Manufacturers" formed and acquires Candlish Bottle Works (1913) 80
8 Fire at Bottle Works completely destroys the "Pot Loft" (1904) 99
9 Decline in trade for Bottle Works in the country because of free trade policy (1904) 101
10 New continuous regenerative gas furnace started at the Bottle Works (1900) 99
11 Bottle workers and families entertained by the management 114
12 SS Oakenwell (The Bottle-boat) 134
13 The Bottle Works, Ropery Walk and Duckyard (1905) 196
14 Working at the Bottle Works 165
15 Recollections of the Bottle Works 153
16 Talents of the Bottle Workers 171
17 John Candlish and his Bottle Works 182
18 Biography of John Candlish owner of the Seaham Bottleworks 232
19 Destructive fire at Seaham Bottleworks (1887) 258
20 Background notes to the Seaham Bottleworks 264
 
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