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

 
Fireman with visitors and off duty employees outside a Kiln
145 of 369 		Labourers Bill Wallace (l) and Joe Vierling (r) in front of Bunkhouse, dressed in their Sunday best.
146 of 369 		Post and Beam structure of the Main Plant areas and many walkways.
147 of 369 		The Gate at the east entrance to the Claybank Brick Plant National Historic Site.
148 of 369 		The Laboratory built in 1920 to analyze Clay and test new brick products
149 of 369 		View of the Brick Plant
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One of twoTeePee Moka brick fireplaces in the Office building at the Plant.
151 of 369 		Ken Oakley (centre) demonstrates how the Bumping Stand in the Hand Mold shop was operated.
152 of 369 		West Stock Shed (r), Kilns and one Smoke Stack (l)
153 of 369 		One of the 4 remaining coal fired kilns that was not converted for natural gas firing.
154 of 369 		Hand Molds made by the full time Carpenter.
155 of 369 		The lathe located in the Machine Shop. Photo by: Don Hall
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Close up of metal lathe in the Machine Shop. Photo by: Don Hall
157 of 369 		Kiln doorway outfitted for a Goose Neck (large curved pipe).
158 of 369 		Large gears that run the Dry Pan. Photo by: Don Hall
159 of 369 		Domed Kiln ceiling. Photo by: Don Hall
160 of 369 		AB Press. Photo by: Don Hall
161 of 369 		Examples of 'roman arch'.
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