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    Meritor Suspension Systems Co., Rockwell International. Photograph from "The Canadian Champion"

    Rockwell. Photograph from "The Canadian Champion"

    Plant engineer Jack Rush, second from left, supervised installation of new boiler in 1944.

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    Main Street and Nippissing

    A panoramic view of industrial Limehouse, showing the property of John Newton.

    Postcard showing the buildings of the Milton Pressed Brick Company, 1925.

    P. L. Robertson outside the plant in Milton

    Photograph from "The Canadian Champion"

    Industrialist, car-parts manufacturer. Photograph from "The Canadian Champion"

    Photograph from "The Canadian Champion"

    Photograph taken in the Halton region but location and mame of plant unknown.

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    In the distance to the left is the P. L. Robertson factory, Bronte Street towards the bottom crossing the railway tracks with a signal box in the distance.

    Notes provided by Jack Charlton. 'Built in 1908 by C. R. Willmott & Co. to manufacture agriculture implements - however, it soon failed. Different companies then used it for only short periods such a

    Removing bricks from the kiln.

    Left to right - Denis Rowley, Ross Laking, Doug Ptolemy, Carl Ansingh (President 1959-1968), Ed Gooch (receiving the TV), Geoff Dreger, Bob Randall, Roger Ptolemy, Joe Gooch.

    Front row from left - ?, Wm, Kenney, Chas. Bender, John Bainbridge, Andy Ford, Sam Hinds, Alex Armstrong, Jack Mills, Matthew Kenney, John Irving, Dave Stewart. Back Row from left -J. Rodder, ?, ?, ?

    Half-length portrait of man with short hair, moustache, dark jacket and waistcoat. Photograph is pasted on board.

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 1913     Harley-Kay Knitting Machine factory was opened in 1906 in this remodeled vacant building by Fred A. Harley. In 1913 they employed 18 mechanics.