Cowansville and Bruck Mills: A Golden Thread Cowansville and Bruck Mills: A Golden Thread Bruck Museum
City of Cowansville fire insurance plan showing the expansion of the Bruck Mills buildings in 1951.
Invitation card to the opening night of the Bruck Museum, named after Gerald L. Bruck, co-founder of the Cowansville Art Center and former president of Bruck Mills. Gerald […]
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the founding of the Cowansville Art Center in 2006, the City of Cowansville organizes a prestigious exhibition of some fifty works from […]
In this photo, operator Yvette Dupont prepares the spools for the shuttle. In 1946, in preparation for its 25th anniversary, the company produces the promotional film The Fabric of […]
In June 1947, a group of young female employees pose for the photographer near the Bruck factory. The front page of this issue also serves to highlight the […]
This excerpt from the Entre-Nous newspaper pays tribute to the workers of the Sherbrooke Bruck Mills plant in May 1952.
The first image in this excerpt from the Entre-Nous newspaper, in December 1953, shows young Cowansville woman Madeleine Fournier of the shipping department as she transmits a message […]
Excerpt from an interview with Michel Racicot, President of the Société d’histoire de Cowansville, during the shooting of the documentary film entitled Histoire orale de Cowansville/Cowansville Oral History. The […]
This cover page features an employee of the finishing department at the Cowansville plant in 1946. The photograph is also one of the images chosen to illustrate the […]
Bilingual catalog produced on the occasion of the exhibition of works from the Bruck-Lee collection at the Bruck Recreation Center, from May 14 to 23, 1987. The project […]
Painting by Richard Nevin which is part of the Bruck-Lee collection and representing the Bruck House around the 1950s. Richard Nevin, an artist from Dunham, has often exhibited […]
On June 16, 2009, Gerald L. Bruck travels from his home in British Columbia to attend the inauguration of the museum named in his honour, the Cowansville Bruck […]
