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

 
Eric Neiswandt operating the Forklift
181 of 369 		Bishop's residence in Gravelbourg, Saskatchewan faced with Tee Pee Moka brick
182 of 369 		Former Convent of Jesus and Mary in Gravelbourg, Saskatchewan
183 of 369 		Notre Dame RC Cathedral in Gravelbourg, Saskatchewan
184 of 369 		Former Gravelbourg Court House now the town office faced with Ruff Tex brick
185 of 369 		Rich Ludwar operating the Dry Pan on Heritage Day 2002, dusty work!
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L to R: 1954 Ford truck used to run errands and 1943 White (cab over model) used to haul clay
187 of 369 		Fordson engine parked in the Clay Storage Shed.
188 of 369 		The Claybank Brick Plant National Historic Site of Canada designation plaque
189 of 369 		The Ball Mill was used to pulverize clay into a talc like powder and then bagged for sale.
190 of 369 		Clay Pit 4 showing the terraced effect of open pit mining
191 of 369 		Clay Pits and in the distance (l) the Brick Plant
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Two carts loaded with brick parked on the rails exiting the Drying Tunnels.
193 of 369 		AB Press and a partially loaded Brick Cart
194 of 369 		Dry Pan
195 of 369 		Remnants of the Narrow Gauge Rail line in the Massold Clay Canyons area
196 of 369 		Mono Rail Bucket and Overhead Clay Storage Bins
197 of 369 		Example of Hand Mold Fire brick reinserted into its original Mold.
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