Bersham Ironworks

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Bersham Ironworks was a pioneering 18th-century ironworks in Wales, renowned for its role in the early Industrial Revolution and its association with ironmaster John Wilkinson.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf industrial heritage site
ironworks
associatedWith James Watt steam engine components
John Wilkinson
development of iron cylinders for steam engines
country Wales
currentUse archaeological site
heritage attraction
hasNearby Bersham
surface form: Bersham Heritage Centre
hasPart boring mill remains
foundry remains
furnace remains
water management features
heritageStatus industrial archaeology site
scheduled monument
inception c. 18th century
industry ironworking
locatedIn Bersham
River Clywedog
surface form: River Clywedog valley

Wrexham County Borough
Denbighshire
surface form: historic county of Denbighshire

north-east Wales
notableFor association with ironmaster John Wilkinson
contribution to military technology
contribution to steam engine development
early use of coke-fired blast furnaces
innovation in iron founding
pioneering iron production techniques
precision boring of cannon
production of iron cannon
operatedBy John Wilkinson
owner John Wilkinson
partOf British iron industry
Clywedog Valley industrial heritage
early Industrial Revolution
significance important site in the history of ironmaking technology
key site of the early Industrial Revolution in Wales
significantEvent expansion under John Wilkinson
significantPeriod 18th century
startDate 18th century
usedFor boring of cannon
cannon founding
iron casting

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John Wilkinson employer Bersham Ironworks
John Wilkinson owned Bersham Ironworks
Bersham hasHeritageSite Bersham Ironworks
Bersham hasMuseum Bersham Ironworks
this entity surface form: Bersham Heritage Centre and Ironworks Museum