Claybank Brick Plant National Historic Site and Museum
Claybank, Saskatchewan

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Nick, afraid of cars, always rode with the door open to jump out
Norbert Dombowsky
North Light tower used to illuminate the Plant Site
Note the earlier bottle like shape of this Kiln
Note the the coal grime and dust on his face and clothing
Note the Y in the tracks with waiting Clay cars
Note: Natural light used for many years to illuminate the interior
Numbered areas were used to ease rail car loading
Numbered Clay seams
Oakley residence
Office Building
Oil (used) and Diesel mixture used to grease the Hand Molds
Oil Cans
Old door outline where Tressel Bridge entered the Clay Shed
Old Jake
One of the few pictures we have of Kiln Fire boxes blazing
Original directional road sign
Original Fire Extinguisher
Original location of rainwater down spout
Original Sand house later relocated as the Garage

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