The interior of the Longford Cheese Factory.

Engraving depicting the interior of the Longford Cheese Factory, the first to be built in England. The making-room: when correct acidity reached, most of whey was drawn off by siphon. The remaining curd was allowed to run down the chute into a dry-vat, which contained cloth used to strain the curd from the whey. Salt was then added to the curd before it was put in presses. Dated 19th Century. (Photo by: Universal History Archive/ Universal Images Group via Getty Images)
Engraving depicting the interior of the Longford Cheese Factory, the first to be built in England. The making-room: when correct acidity reached, most of whey was drawn off by siphon. The remaining curd was allowed to run down the chute into a dry-vat, which contained cloth used to strain the curd from the whey. Salt was then added to the curd before it was put in presses. Dated 19th Century. (Photo by: Universal History Archive/ Universal Images Group via Getty Images)
The interior of the Longford Cheese Factory.
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Universal History Archive / Contributor
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Universal Images Group
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01 January, 1850
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