brickworks
nounEtymology From brick + works.
1
A place where bricks are made.
- In addition the Marquess built a brickworks adjacent to the colliery, and also greatly improved the harbour to encourage coastal shipping. A new tramway was laid from the colliery and brickworks to the harbour, using many of the materials from the earlier, now abandoned, railway. […] A short branch ran northwards from the brickworks to an extensive clay pit in which there was a considerable network of sidings.1960 January 23, Iain D. O. Frew, “The Brora Colliery Tramway”, in Railway Magazine, pages 55, 56: