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Porter and Co

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January 1866.
1872.
1894
February 1914.
Footbridge made by Porter and Co., leading to the former Ruston works in Lincoln.

of Gowts Bridge Works, Lincoln

c.1879 formerly J. T. B. Porter and Co.

1914 Increased demand for oxy-acetylene welding and cutting equipment; gas engineering and general construction work[1]

Combined with Penney and Co as Penney and Porter


  • Examples of Porter's work in Lincoln include a footbridge (see photo) and cast iron lamp posts.

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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ The Times Jan 28, 1914
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