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[[Image:Im18920827St-Ogden.jpg|thumb| 1892. ]] | [[Image:Im18920827St-Ogden.jpg|thumb| 1892. ]] | ||
Maker of cigarettes | |||
Later [[Ogden's Tobacco Co]] | 1860 [[Thomas Ogden]] opened a small shop in Park Lane, Liverpool, selling tobacco. | ||
Within a short time he had established several branches throughout the city and in six years he had his own factory in St James' Street. | |||
1866 A factory was opened in St. James's Street, Liverpool. | |||
1870 additional premises were acquired in Cornwallis Street | |||
By 1890 Ogden's had six factories in Liverpool. | |||
Later became [[Ogden's Tobacco Co]] | |||
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
Latest revision as of 15:31, 6 January 2022
Maker of cigarettes
1860 Thomas Ogden opened a small shop in Park Lane, Liverpool, selling tobacco.
Within a short time he had established several branches throughout the city and in six years he had his own factory in St James' Street.
1866 A factory was opened in St. James's Street, Liverpool.
1870 additional premises were acquired in Cornwallis Street
By 1890 Ogden's had six factories in Liverpool.
Later became Ogden's Tobacco Co
See Also
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