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Hamilton early industries
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Hamilton early industries
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25 April, 2015
When Hudson Street hummed
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At the northern end of Hudson Street, Hamilton, amid residential houses, was a veritable hive of industry. But it was more than that – it wa...
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27 June, 2014
Blatchford's Bakery
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It had begun in the kitchen and lounge room of Eric Blatchford’s parents’ home. Eric was just 20, and unable to afford his own place, had br...
04 April, 2014
The old Hamilton flour mill
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The towering silos of the Hamilton Flour Mill had stood as Hamilton’s most prominent landmark for over 90 years in Hudson Street, Hamilton. ...
03 October, 2013
The romance of timber
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'Timber is the thing,' Frank Standen told his daughter Jan. ' It’s all in the taste.' Years later, her father long gon...
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21 July, 2013
Why does a blacksmith have a shop?
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It was his private retreat, even though the sound of hammer against anvil blasted my five year old eardrums. I loved crouching against the s...
18 May, 2013
Lost bakery found in Webster Street, Hamilton
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Webster Street yielded up one of its secrets to me after I stumbled across some photographs of Pearce’s Bakery on the Facebook site Lost Ne...
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