Horne and Scott's Bottle Works
Horne and Scott's Bottle Works
HER Number
              2836
          District
              Sunderland
          Site Name
              Horne and Scott's Bottle Works
          Place
              Bishopwearmouth
          Map Sheet
              NZ35NE
          Class
              Industrial
          Site Type: Broad
              Glassmaking Site
          Site Type: Specific
              Bottle Works
          General Period
              POST MEDIEVAL
          Specific Period
              Hanoverian 1714 to 1837
          Form of Evidence
              Documentary Evidence
          Description
              Horne and Scott's Bottle Works, by the west side of the Wearmouth Bridge was originally called Bishopwearmouth Glasshouse. It was opened in 1765 by John Hopton to produce Table Glass. It was subsequently run by Hilkiah Hall and in c.1809 was taken over by Laing, Horn, Scott and Company, producing bottles and plate glass. It closed in 1877 and was demolished to make way for a railway bridge.
          Easting
              439620
          Northing
              557350
          Grid Reference
              NZ439620557350
    Sources
              << HER 2836 >>  1st edition Ordnance Survey Map, c.1855, 6 inch scale, Durham, 8
N.T. Sinclair in Milburn & Miller (eds), 1988, Sunderland, River, Town & People, Industry to 1914, p.32
          N.T. Sinclair in Milburn & Miller (eds), 1988, Sunderland, River, Town & People, Industry to 1914, p.32