The images describe the advancement period of Brindell town along with local area over 3 centuries, from 1800 to 2000.
By and large, west side of the area remained unchanged over the entire period, including River Stour. As for east side, on the other hand, underwent a radical transformation, particularly when it comes to last century.
Back in 1800, the region had a river, flowing in the middle of the area, and divided the land into two sides: North and South. Northern part consisted of land, related to trees. The Brindell town located in the southwest. In the southeast land, local community used as an agriculture area.
In 1900, a land which is mainly used for animal husbandry transformed into industrialized area: industry center and village for employees called Bun Hill, while other parts remained intact.
A century later, the period experienced the huge transformation. Woodland covered less territory as opposed to the past centuries, and established Bun Hill Park. In addition, to the existing facility used for industry, the second one was constructed, probably since the business was thriving and needed expansion.
