Claybank Brick Plant National Historic Site and Museum
Claybank, Saskatchewan
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A Little Brick Plant in the Middle of Nowhere
Hot Spot: Brick Cart/Transfer Track

 
East Transfer track prior to its enclosure, 1935.
1 of 15 		AB Brick Press could produce 4 bricks every 8 seconds
2 of 15 		Exit doors North Drying Tunnels
3 of 15 		West Transfer Track, entrance to South Drying Tunnels on the left
4 of 15 		Transfer Cart (manually operated) on the West Transfer Track
5 of 15 		Dan Bednard feeding Dobie standing on the East Transfer Track at the Plant in 1936
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Nick Petro passenger and Albert Reed driver, 1935
7 of 15 		Transfering a load of large bricks into a kiln, 1937
8 of 15 		Steve Utash was a Transfer man in 1937.
9 of 15 		Interior of a Kiln and a Brick Cart.
10 of 15 		Two carts loaded with brick parked on the rails exiting the Drying Tunnels.
11 of 15 		AB Press and a partially loaded Brick Cart
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Portable track was laid into the Kilns so the Brick Cart could be rolled in and unloaded.
13 of 15 		Steve Utash, 1930's, on the Transfer Track
14 of 15 		Kiln with a number of brick examples
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