Claybank Brick Plant National Historic Site and Museum
Claybank, Saskatchewan
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A Little Brick Plant in the Middle of Nowhere
Location: Claybank Brick Plant Site

 
West Stock Shed (r), Kilns and one Smoke Stack (l)
127 of 285 		One of the 4 remaining coal fired kilns that was not converted for natural gas firing.
128 of 285 		Hand Molds made by the full time Carpenter.
129 of 285 		The lathe located in the Machine Shop. Photo by: Don Hall
130 of 285 		Close up of metal lathe in the Machine Shop. Photo by: Don Hall
131 of 285 		Kiln doorway outfitted for a Goose Neck (large curved pipe).
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Large gears that run the Dry Pan. Photo by: Don Hall
133 of 285 		Domed Kiln ceiling. Photo by: Don Hall
134 of 285 		AB Press. Photo by: Don Hall
135 of 285 		Examples of 'roman arch'.
136 of 285 		Examples of some of the hundreds of brick Hand Molds stored at the Brick Plant.
137 of 285 		Kilns and an employee in 1927
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Albert Reed leaning on a generator powered by 2 Catapillar Deisel Engines in the Machine Shop.
139 of 285 		Aerial photo of the Brick Plant in 1962
140 of 285 		Fireman centre, and other employees, possibily a Foreman or Manager on the right.
141 of 285 		The condition of the Bunkhouse kitchen after many years of neglect and water damage.
142 of 285 		Deteriorating condition of the Bunkhouse ceiling and walls in the Dining room area.
143 of 285 		Interior of a Kiln and a Brick Cart.
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