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Perry’s Jeddo works, founded in 1790, was on the west side of Pool Street, just off the Penn Road, in the centre of the site that would later become Sunbeamland. | Perry’s Jeddo works, founded in 1790, was on the west side of Pool Street, just off the Penn Road, in the centre of the site that would later become Sunbeamland. | ||
1871 On the death of [[Edward Perry]], the Jeddo works were acquired by [[John Marston]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 17:38, 3 October 2016
Perry’s Jeddo works, founded in 1790, was on the west side of Pool Street, just off the Penn Road, in the centre of the site that would later become Sunbeamland.
1871 On the death of Edward Perry, the Jeddo works were acquired by John Marston
See Also
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