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The cement works at Chinnor closed in 2000. Prior to its planned demolition the PhotoGroup was given access to the works in 2006 so that this distinctive Chiltern landmark could be recorded. Thanks to Les Westcott for help with the captions.  

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Chinnor Cement Works
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Description STOP button for the grid shaker. This tippler handled 15-ton rail wagons loaded with coal or gypsum.
 
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Description Cement dust coating . . .
 
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Description Works van. On the road until mid 90s after which the electricians used it on site.
 
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Description PhotoGroup members John Harrison (left) and Michael Bowker in hard hats. While the works was active the safety gear required by all on site included steel toe capped shoes, ear plugs, safety glasses, hard hat and a high visibility jacket.
 
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