Continental Clay Brick Plant
Martinsburg, West Virginia • Berkeley County
Martinsburg, West Virginia • Berkeley County
The Continental Clay Brick Plant in Martinsburg, West Virginia, is a preserved industrial complex that once served as a major producer of bricks. Its surviving structures offer a tangible link to the region's manufacturing past. The site showcases the scale and processes involved in early 20th-century brick production.
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