Item is a photograph of barrage. The dam costed 20,000,00$ to built. On the top right is M. Philippe Bédard's farm.
accident victim: Mr. Emmanuel Massé
Item is a photograph of an aerial view of Brompton Pulp and Paper in East Angus.
The sawmill is located at the bottom of the hill, on Angus Street
Item is a photograph of the Brompton Pulp and Paper Company located in East Angus.
Item is a photograph of Brompton Pulp and Paper Co. in East Angus in 1910.
The item is a postcard showing the mills of the Brompton Pulp and Paper Company and a view of East Angus from about 1912.
Item is a postcard of the Brompton pulp and paper company mill located in East Angus, with a wooden bridge visable.
Awarded to the tool shop for the production of military equipment in 1942-1943
At the pulp and paper mill.
The item is a postcard of the Brompton Pulp & Paper mills in East Angus from around the 1910s.
Item is a photograph of Isadore Duquette, co-owner of Eastern Townships Brick and Tile Ltd. in East Angus, pictured in foreground overseeing the production line.
Item is a photograph of the expansion of the department of sultate at the factory, to receive the evaporator.
In 1927, Mr. Isidore Duquette from Lac-Mégantic opened the company as the Eastern Townships Brick Works. In 1943, it is sold to Mr. Paquette, who renamed it Brick & Tile. In 1961, Mr. Ernest Fortin buys it with the help of some investors from Sherbrooke. The company is now known as Brick & Tile Inc. In 1978, Mr. Richard Fortin, the son of the previous owner, becomes the sole owner of the company, now called Quéabrique. In 1981, a major fire ravaged the company, which forced its closure in 1985.
The production of 50, 000 bricks reached at its peak 100, 000 bricks. The company creates floor tiles and various by-products of the brick, like the decorative briquette, aggregates, etc…
Quéabrique employs about fifty workers . An East Angus company transports these products to outside buyers.
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