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Part Of Factory District, Windsor, Canada
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Date:
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1911 |
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Type(s):
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Postcard
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Language:
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English |
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Identifier(s):
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674-5
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Notes:
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Postmarked 1911; addressed to Mr. & Mrs. P.J. Themmes; shows the intersection of Church Street and Pitt Street. Seely Manufacturing Company (1 Church Street - west side) is the gray 3 storey building in the centre; they manufactured perfumes and extracts; the other gray, 3 storey building by the river is probably John Scott & Co. (83-85 Sandwich Street West), wholesale and retail grocers; the sign of Frederick Stearns And Company is visible. They were located at 91/111 Sandwich Street West, on the southeast corner of Sandwich Street West and River Street (no longer exists - was between Church Street and Bruce Avenue). They manufactured pharmaceutical products and toiletries. Advertising: "Swiss food for breakfast"; probably published by the Pugh Manufacturing Company. |
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Subject(s):
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Factory Districts
Church Street (Windsor)
Pitt Street (Windsor)
Seely Manufacturing Company (Windsor)
Scott, John, And Company (Windsor)
Stearns, Frederick And Company Of Canada (Windsor)
Commercial Buildings
Houses
Advertising
Factories
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Place(s):
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Windsor (Ontario)
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Rights:
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Public Domain |
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Repository:
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University of Windsor. Leddy Library |
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Tiff Image:
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