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| − | '''Winters Canning Company''' was a Suisun canner. | + | '''Winters Canning Company''' was a Suisun canner. The cannery was built around 1910. The company was sold to the [[Hunt Brothers Packing Company]] by the mid 1920's<ref>Sabine Goerke-Shrode, [https://books.google.com/books?id=fKMBcxZK8ksC&lpg=PA116&ots=Q2Fe43xlNA&dq=hunt%20brothers%20suisun&pg=PA116#v=onepage&q=hunt%20brothers%20suisun&f=false Fairfield]. Arcadia Publishing. "The Winters Canning Company operated in Suisun, starting around 1910. During canning season, the company ran three daily shifts, employing hundreds of local women. The Hunt Brothers Company bought them up in the mid-1920's."</ref>. |
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Latest revision as of 17:03, 8 February 2017
| Main Location |
Suisun |
|---|---|
| Successors |
Hunt Brothers Packing Company |
Winters Canning Company was a Suisun canner. The cannery was built around 1910. The company was sold to the Hunt Brothers Packing Company by the mid 1920's[1].
Locations
| Location | Years | Address | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Suisun | 1910 | Illinois St. near Union St.[2] |
East side north of railroad tracks from photo in Prune County. |
References
- ↑ Sabine Goerke-Shrode, Fairfield. Arcadia Publishing. "The Winters Canning Company operated in Suisun, starting around 1910. During canning season, the company ran three daily shifts, employing hundreds of local women. The Hunt Brothers Company bought them up in the mid-1920's."
- ↑ Southern Pacific Company, Station Map Suisun-Fairfield. 1910-1925. Reprinted in "SP Trainline Fall 2015" (Southern Pacific Historical and Technical Society magazine).