Difference between revisions of "California Fruit Preserving Company"
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| brands = El Capitan, Orwood, Golden Crown, Santa Cruz<ref>Hickmott Canning Company: [https://oaklandwiki.org/Hickmott_Canning_Company oaklandwiki.org].</ref> | | brands = El Capitan, Orwood, Golden Crown, Santa Cruz<ref>Hickmott Canning Company: [https://oaklandwiki.org/Hickmott_Canning_Company oaklandwiki.org].</ref> | ||
| successors=[[California Fruit Canners Association]] | | successors=[[California Fruit Canners Association]] | ||
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Revision as of 00:52, 28 December 2014
Business |
Cannery |
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Main Location |
Oakland, CA |
Active |
1890-1900 |
Brands |
El Capitan, Orwood, Golden Crown, Santa Cruz[1] |
Aliases |
Hickmott Asparagus Canning Co. |
Successors |
California Fruit Canners Association |
The California Fruit Preserving Company was a turn of the century cannery. It had formerly been known as the [[R. Hickmott Canning Company][2]. Robert Hickmott founded the cannery in 1890 after a stint working for a Sacramento cannery. Hickmott died in 1922[3]. Jack London worked for the company during his youth. The company was well-known for its peaches and asparagus[4].
The company was merged into the California Fruit Canners Association in 1900; their plant was used as a warehouse by the Oakland Preserving Company[5].
Locations
Location | Years | Address | Details |
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Biggs | 1899[6] | ||
Oakland | 1900 | First and Filbert | |
Oakland | 1900 | 2nd and Webster | |
San Francisco | 1907 | 906 Webster |
References
- ↑ Hickmott Canning Company: oaklandwiki.org.
- ↑ Agricultural Review: June 2, 1900 Pacific Rural Press.
- ↑ Death of Robert Hickmott: June 23, 1922 California Grocers Advocate.
- ↑ Hickmott Canning Company: oaklandwiki.org.
- ↑ Agricultural Review: June 2, 1900 Pacific Rural Press.
- ↑ Canners on the Combine: July 8, 1899 Press and Horticulturist].