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MacColl and Pollock

From Graces Guide

of Wreath Quay Engineering Works, Sunderland. Same location as Wreath Quay Iron Works?

Also listed as MacColl and Co

1894 Established as Jamieson and MacColl by Hugo MacColl and J. T. Jameson

1895 Business traded as MacColl and Pollock

1903 Incorporated as MacColl and Pollock Limited

1914 Marine Engineers and Boiler Makers. Specialities: Supplying and Fitting Marine Engines and Boilers, Repairing Ships and Machinery. Employees 500. [1]

1922 Managing Director: Gilbert R. Pollock.

1935 'The Wreath Quay Engineering Works of Messrs. MacColl and Pollock, Limited, on the River Wear at Sunderland, have been sold to Messrs. Thos. W. Ward, Limited, Albion Works, Savile-street, Sheffield, and the extensive plant formerly used for marine engineering and boiler making is to be dismantled at once.'[2]

1935 Voluntary liquidation.[3]


See Also

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Sources of Information

  1. 1914 Whitakers Red Book
  2. Engineering 1935/04/12
  3. London Gazette 6 September 1935
  • 1923 Whitakers Red Book