After years of driving past this place i finally decided to have a look.
This place is surpisingly big once you get right up to it, i have to come back when i have more time to have a better explore.
A little bit of History;
Limestone has been quarried at Marsden for many years. The stone was used in some notable local buildings, including Whitburn windmill.
These limekilns were built in the 1870s, taking advantage of Whitburn colliery which provided fuel for burning the limestone to make quick or unslaked lime (calcium oxide). Quicklime was used to neutralise soil, and to make cement and concrete. It was also important for the steel and chemical industries.
All thats left is the newer Kilns on the left which are the Big round ones and the older kilns on the right which is the Brig Grey rectangle thing
Thanks for looking