Difference between revisions of "History and Directory of Birmingham, 1849: Railway Equipment"
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'''Railway Break and Connecting Iron Manufacturers''' | '''Railway Break and Connecting Iron Manufacturers''' | ||
* [[Thornton and Sons]],179, Bradford Street | * [[James Thornton and Son|Thornton and Sons]],179, Bradford Street | ||
Latest revision as of 11:17, 8 March 2021
Railway Break and Connecting Iron Manufacturers
- Thornton and Sons,179, Bradford Street
Railway Coach Builders
- Adams and Allcock, Midland Works, Near Winson green
- Brown, Marshall and Co, New Canal Street
- I. Marshall and Son, (waggon), Bangor Wharf, 84, Bordesley Street
- Waddell and Williams, 26, Pershore Street
- Joseph Wright, Saltley Works
Railway Contractors
- Branson and Gwyther, Belmont r
- James and Thomas Hill, Smethwick
- H. Kirby, 46, Park Street, Bull ring
- George C. Pauling, Spencer Street
- William Tarver, Springfield Street
Railway Handle Manufacturers and Platers
- Thomas Gould, 6, Livery Street
- T. Smith, ct. 4, Bartholomew Street
- Thomas Welch, 82, Great Brook Street
Railway Spike Makers
- J. Warden and Sons, 6 Edgbaston Street
- Joseph Warden, Junior, Jamaica Row
Railway Whistle Maker
- C. Parker, (and inventor), 42, Cherry Street