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English: Pressing the copper band on the shell at the National Projectile Factory, Birtley, 21 June 1916 (TWAM ref. 1027/271).

These images belong to an album of photographs taken in the National Projectile Factory, Birtley (near Gateshead) during the First World War.

The photographs were taken by Sir W.G. Armstrong Whitworth & Co Ltd, who built the factory. The images date from June 1916, shortly after the factory became operational.

What makes the factory (and these photographs of it) so special is that all the management and workers there were Belgian. The factory and the nearby village of Elisabethville (built to accommodate them) were like a little corner of Belgium transplanted to the North East of England.

More information about the factory and the village of Elisabethville can be found in the blog, which accompanies this set.

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