47759 A brick kiln has been recorded in Sutton on Sea. It has been published by Martin Hammond in Industrial Archaeology Review, Vol 1, No 2, 1977, page 178. It was also listed by Keith Falconer in a survey of brickworks, 1981, produced by the CBA Industrial Archaeology Panel (copy with RCHME). {1} The kiln at Sutton on Sea brickworks (PRN 43899) was constructed in the mid 19th century and was in use until just after 1930. At one point later in the twentieth century it served as a workshop for making firelighters; most recently it has become a simple store on a caravan park. This kiln, in bright red brick, is closest to its original condition; it has neither been restored not modified. The shape and size of the kiln on the 1906 OS map suggests that there were firing sheds here too, and there are brick paved areas on either side of the kiln today which indicate their extent. {2} A large rectangular plan red brick kiln with battered buttresses which was built in the mid 19th century. The short ends have round headed stoking holes, and the long sides have eight kiln entrances. For the full description and the legal address of this listed building please refer to the appropriate List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest. {3} A visit by members of the Industrial Archaeology Group of the Society for Lincolnshire History and Archaeology in 2013 failed to find any trace of this kiln. {4}