Claybank Brick Plant National Historic Site and Museum
Claybank, Saskatchewan

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A Little Brick Plant in the Middle of Nowhere

 
Brick Plant in 1940's
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Beautiful St. Joseph's RC Church, Claybank, faced with Ruff Tex brick
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Richard Welsh former Manager and Oscar Manz former Chemist at the Claybank Brick Plant
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Areial view of the Plant 2003
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Handmolded brick in its original mold
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Handmolded brick produced for the CNR (Canadian National Railway).
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Claybank Brick Plant was designated a National Historic Site in 1994
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Claybank refractory brick was used in the lower levels of 30' thick Launch Pads for moon shots.
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A launch pad under construction at Complex 39.
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Clay was stored in Clay Piles west of the Plant, it was piled according to its composition
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Former Teachers College (SIAST) Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan faced with Ruff Tex brick
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Top Left building is where the Mules were kept, 1934
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Ken Oakley in Kiln doorway, 2000
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Coal fired Kiln in 1937
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Vent in Kiln ceiling enabled residue moisture to escape during firing of the Kiln
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Kilns and Boiler, 1937
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Vegetation starting to reclaim the open Pit mining Clay deposits
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Kiln with a number of brick examples
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