Talk:Harrison Ainslie

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The article was copied from a previously prepared word file. Most of the information comes from A Fell and will be referenced over the next week. No large sections of text have been taken from the book.

Fair enough, but it needs to be written in an encyclopedic tone. You're not far off, but it will need a little work. I'll put an {{underconstruction}} tag on this to buy you some time. - Realkyhick (Talk to me) 05:04, 14 September 2009 (UTC)[reply]

Newland Furnace is listed grade II*. I expect that Duddon and Backbarrow should have the same listing but cannot confirm this.Peterrivington (talk) 22:36, 16 October 2009 (UTC)[reply]

pictures etc.

It is nice to have pictures, but they way in which they had been placed was breaking up the text. I have therefore used the <gallery> tag to separate them out. I have removed the pictures of Dyfi and Craleckan becasue they never beloinged to the subject of the artcle. There is a good deal more that your be written of this firm (and perhaps successors), but I would caution against trying to include too much. The Kendalls were a separate firm, whom I have referrred to in print as the Cheshire ironmasters, or rather they were their final proprietors. A full account of that firm (and its predecessors and associates) would need a separate article. See Trans Hist Soc Lanc & ches 1957 and 1993. I may write that one day. Peterkingiron (talk) 16:15, 3 April 2010 (UTC)[reply]