Sulphuric Acid Plant Demolition
AssociatedAssociated with
Sandilands Chemical Works
(Aberdeen, Scotland, founded 1848)
Date1980s?
Object NamePhotograph
MediumPaper
ClassificationsChemicals and Gas
Dimensions8.8 x 11.2cm
AcquisitionPresented in 2005 by Mrs M Keay.
LocationView by Appointment - Aberdeen Treasure Hub
Object numberABDMS074263
About MeIn 1848 George Miller of Glasgow leased land adjacent to the gasworks. His purpose was to process the by-products of coal gas manufacture. Ammoniac water was the product he sought. This he intended to turn a fertiliser that could be sold to local farmers. In this way the coal gas industry provided the backbone for a chemical industry. Miller's Sandilands Chemical Works, known locally as "stinky Miller's", went on to manufacture a range of products for North East agriculture. In 1928 it became part of Scottish Agricultural Industries.Scottish Agricultural Industries Limited
C.1970s?
Scottish Agricultural Industries Limited
1960s
Scottish Agricultural Industries Limited
1961
Scottish Agricultural Industries Limited
December 1961
Scottish Agricultural Industries Limited
December 1961
Scottish Agricultural Industries Limited
December 1961
Scottish Agricultural Industries Limited
January 1962
Scottish Agricultural Industries Limited
February 1962
Scottish Agricultural Industries Limited
February 1962
Scottish Agricultural Industries Limited
February 1962
Scottish Agricultural Industries Limited
February 1962
Scottish Agricultural Industries Limited
February 1962
Scottish Agricultural Industries Limited
February 1962
Scottish Agricultural Industries Limited
1961
Scottish Agricultural Industries Limited
August 1961
