Old flour factories, an example of agro-industrial archaeology
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https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.1997.v49.i450.946Abstract
Flour factories of the latest XIX th century and first third of XX th century are buildings of a great beauty. They are set in very different rural towns. In Spain there are a great number of them. They are mainly forgotten and abandoned, although their preservation is fair good and there are wide reuse possibilities. In this paper its history reason and its design and construction characteristics are analysed. It is also mentioned its influence on rural construction in the past and its future possibilities.
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