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

 
Handmolded brick produced for the CNR (Canadian National Railway).
199 of 285 		Claybank Brick Plant was designated a National Historic Site in 1994
200 of 285 		Clay was stored in Clay Piles west of the Plant, it was piled according to its composition
201 of 285 		Top Left building is where the Mules were kept, 1934
202 of 285 		Ken Oakley in Kiln doorway, 2000
203 of 285 		Coal fired Kiln in 1937
204 of 285
Vent in Kiln ceiling enabled residue moisture to escape during firing of the Kiln
205 of 285 		Kilns and Boiler, 1937
206 of 285 		Kiln with a number of brick examples
207 of 285 		Clay from the Blue Hilss Pit is piled west of the Brick Plant
208 of 285 		In the Bunkhouse only the Management was allowed to use the tin bathtub
209 of 285 		Clay Crusher in the Clay Storage Shed
210 of 285
Carpenter making a Hand Mold using a brace and bit, 1940's
211 of 285 		Alex McColeman, Manager, 1930's
212 of 285 		Hand Molders tamp a brick with a 2 man mold
213 of 285 		Clay Bucket on Mono Rail
214 of 285 		Office built to replace the original wooden structure located south of the Water Storage Pond.
215 of 285 		Clay Storage Shed
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