Armstrong gun factory at Elswick

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The Armstrong gun factory at Elswick was a major 19th-century British armaments works in Newcastle upon Tyne, renowned for producing innovative artillery and naval guns for the Royal Navy and foreign customers.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf armaments factory
industrial complex
associatedWith British naval rearmament
Victorian era military technology
industrialisation of Tyneside
country United Kingdom
employed thousands of workers
foundedBy Lord Armstrong NERFINISHED
William George Armstrong NERFINISHED
heritageStatus important site in British industrial history
historicalPeriod 19th century
early 20th century
industry armaments industry
shipbuilding industry
locatedIn Elswick NERFINISHED
England
Newcastle upon Tyne NERFINISHED
locatedOn River Tyne NERFINISHED
majorCustomer British Army NERFINISHED
Royal Navy NERFINISHED
foreign governments
foreign navies
notableFor export of heavy guns worldwide
innovative artillery design
integration of armaments and shipbuilding
production of breech-loading guns
ownedBy Armstrong Whitworth NERFINISHED
Sir W. G. Armstrong & Co. NERFINISHED
partOf Armstrong Whitworth works at Elswick NERFINISHED
product armour-piercing guns
artillery
breech-loading guns
coastal defence guns
field guns
gun mountings
naval guns
ordnance components
role exporter of artillery
key supplier of naval guns
major British armaments works
suppliedToConflict Crimean War era rearmament
late 19th-century colonial wars
naval arms races of the late 19th century
technology heavy engineering
hydraulic machinery
steel gun manufacture

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Elswick shipyard adjacentTo Armstrong gun factory at Elswick