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Thomas Clark (of Birmingham)

From Graces Guide
1828.
1838.
1847.
1848.
1852.

of 55 Lionel St, Birmingham. Maker of horticultural buildings. Metallic Hot House Works

1818 Thomas Clark started making his horticultural buildings (see advert)

1838 Thomas Clark, Junior was in charge of the business (see advert). Also ran a jewellers and silversmiths from the same premises - see Thomas Clark and Co - and a business making hot houses, Clark's Metallic Hothouse and Patent Copper Sash Manufactory

Later Clark and Hope


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