Difference between revisions of "Rogers and Co"
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Rogers & Co of Redfield Place, Bristol | Rogers & Co of Redfield Place, Bristol | ||
Boilermakers, trading from 1800 to c.1866. | |||
Boilers were made from 1866 by 'William Rogers, late Rogers & Son'<ref>Bristol Industrial Archaeological Society Journal 23 (1991): article ‘Rogers & Co, Bristol Boilermakers‘ by Robin Stiles. This includes reproductions of some of Rogers & Co's boiler drawings</ref> | |||
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Latest revision as of 19:53, 16 November 2013
Rogers & Co of Redfield Place, Bristol
Boilermakers, trading from 1800 to c.1866.
Boilers were made from 1866 by 'William Rogers, late Rogers & Son'[1]
See Also
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Sources of Information
- ↑ Bristol Industrial Archaeological Society Journal 23 (1991): article ‘Rogers & Co, Bristol Boilermakers‘ by Robin Stiles. This includes reproductions of some of Rogers & Co's boiler drawings