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: Smoke Stack

 
View of the Plant from the south after completion of the first phase of construction in 1914
1 of 28 		View of the Brick Plant from the southwest in 1914
2 of 28 		The Brick Plant with 3 smoke stacks, 6 kilns, a combination stock shed and bunkhouse.
3 of 28 		View from the Bunkhouse to Plant in operation, 1937
4 of 28 		Brick Plant in 1930, facing SW from the Bunkhouse
5 of 28 		Site plan of the Claybank Brick Plant in 1954.
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Kilns and Main Plant area prior to building of Hand Mold Shop in 1914.
7 of 28 		Adam Wostrawdowski (r) and Mike Scott (l) in front of a Smoke Stack
8 of 28 		View north down the cement path between the Kilns, after 1960 conversion to natural gas
9 of 28 		Rebuilding Kiln 9 in 1951
10 of 28 		L to R: Joe Veirling, Dan Bednard, Bill Wallace, and Jim McColeman, 1936
11 of 28 		Nick Petro passenger and Albert Reed driver, 1935
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Fireman, perhaps Karl Harlos, 1920's
13 of 28 		West Stock Shed (r), Kilns and one Smoke Stack (l)
14 of 28 		Kilns and an employee in 1927
15 of 28 		Fireman centre, and other employees, possibily a Foreman or Manager on the right.
16 of 28 		Looking down the row of Kilns
17 of 28 		The Claybank Brick Plant in 2002
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