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whose silos dominated Rhodes Point, were located on the earlier site of John Darling’s flour … |
George Street, Homebush towards Parramatta Road, Arnotts produced their famous biscuits from 1907. In 1865, … |
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The Australian Gas Light Company ranks as one of the oldest and most important organisations … |
expanded operations with the purchase of land in George Street in 1928, supplying fabric and … |
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produced white lead and a range of Duco finishes at its plant at Cabarita between … |
bought land on Exile Bay in the mid 1950s and built the first stage of … |
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This hospital continues the link with the Walker family as it was built on land … |
purchased the site from Hoskins in 1943 and produced acetic anhydride and cellulose acetate developed … |
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Leather Tanning in Concord NSW as compiled by Colin S Dodds, last General Manager of … |
was located on the western side of the railway at Rhodes between 1911 and 1928. |
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manufactured taps in Burwood Road, near Exile Bay, opposite Tanner Middleton, in the mid 1930s. … |
established in 1919, was situated in Rhodes |
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was a major industry which began production in Alfred Street, Rhodes in 1917. Production included … |
bought land in Phillip Street in 1924, producing marine paints, boot polish and floor wax … |
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for several years from 1974, manufactured Malvern Star and Speedwell bicycles across the road from … |
a timber preservative manufacturer, was established in Rhodes in 1928. In 1957 Timbrol merged with the … |
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Following the death of Alfred Llewellyn Bray, the first Mayor of Concord, his home “Braygrove” … |
became a major producer of chemicals and extruded polyethylene film at Rhodes. |
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(later Tanner Middleton Pty.Ltd.) established a flourishing timber mill in Exile Bay before World War I, … |
was established in George Street in Concord West. They manufactured railway air brakes and associated … |
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a British based sheep dip manufacturing company bought land on Exile Bay in 1919. |
producers of pressed metal and asbestos sheets for ceilings began production at the northern end … |
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