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Difference between revisions of "Widnes Foundry and Engineering Co"

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1841 Company founded as [[Widnes Foundry Co]].
1841 Company founded as [[Widnes Foundry Co]].


1936 Private company.  The company had been taken over by [[Thomas W. Ward]] of Sheffield.
1936 [[Thomas W. Ward]] of Sheffield acquired [[Widnes Foundry Co]]
 
Constituted as a separate subsidiary undertaking under the style of '''Widnes Foundry and Engineering Co'''. Ltd.
 
1936 Private company.


1937 New plant was being installed and further opportunities investigated.<ref>The Times, Oct 01, 1937</ref>
1937 New plant was being installed and further opportunities investigated.<ref>The Times, Oct 01, 1937</ref>

Revision as of 17:45, 19 September 2017

1960.

of Widnes

1841 Company founded as Widnes Foundry Co.

1936 Thomas W. Ward of Sheffield acquired Widnes Foundry Co

Constituted as a separate subsidiary undertaking under the style of Widnes Foundry and Engineering Co. Ltd.

1936 Private company.

1937 New plant was being installed and further opportunities investigated.[1]

1961 Iron founders and engineers, specialising in chemical plant, iron sectional tanks, fabricated mild and stainless steels and vessels. 350 employees. [2]


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Sources of Information

  1. The Times, Oct 01, 1937
  2. 1961 Dun and Bradstreet KBE