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Adam Carlisle Bamlett, Bamlett's Agricultural Engineering Works, and Leeds and Thirsk Railway blue plaque

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This blue commemorative plaque records: Bamlett's. This building was the last vestige of Adam Carlisle Bamlett's Agricultural Engineering Works founded on this site in 1860 and trading worldwide for over a century. The adjoining site was the terminus of the Leeds and Thirsk Railway opened 1848 closed in the 1960s Recorded plaque organisation: Thirsk Town Council.
Adam Carlisle Bamlett established his Agricultural Engineering Works in 1860, which became renowned for manufacturing agricultural machinery and traded globally for over a century. The site was also significant as the terminus of the Leeds and Thirsk Railway, operational from 1848 to the 1960s, highlighting its importance in both industrial and transportation history.

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