Smith & Stone Machine Shop

Description
Creator
Gilbert A. Milne & Co., Photographer
Media Type
Image
Item Type
Photographs
Description
Smith and Stone machine shop workers are in the upper left corner, Jack Puckering, looking down, and Rod King, with his back to the camera. In the middle row from the left edge, Jack Sunnecks or Ab Whitney; Roger Wilcox (Gerrard) in the plaid shirt; Maurice Herbert with the dark hair. In the right-hand row, from the front, Joe Wilcox, Harold Gilmour, Lloyd Dyers. Smith & Stone operated 1919 - 1992 to manufacture items related to electricity like porcelain and Bakelite wiring devices, porcelain insulators, conduit fittings, and switches.
Date of Publication
23 Apr 1952
Date Of Event
23 April 1952
Subject(s)
Grinding machines
Factory Workers
Local identifier
EHS25098
Collection
City of Toronto Archives
Geographic Coverage
  • Georgetown
    Ontario, Canada
    Latitude: 43.65011 Longitude: -79.91634
Copyright Statement
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