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Seabrook Farms smoke stack (Image 5 of 25). Retrieved from https://doi.org/doi:10.7282/T3RX9D4D
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TitleSeabrook Farms smoke stack (Image 5 of 25)
NameSeabrook, James (associated name), Martin, Tom (associated name), Trull, John (associated name), Ford, Jim (associated name), Griffith, Arthur, Hoffman, John, Ford, Bob (other)
Date Created1951
SubjectFactories, Work experiences, occupations, economic roles, Seabrook, Charles F.,, Cumberland County
DescriptionSeabrook Farms smoke stack. This building housed the modern steam plant. The steam was used for blanching of vegetables and for sanitation and clean-up purposes. Picture taken on July 31, 1951

Tom Martin was the chief Engineer from the start before 1952. The boiler rooms staff consisted of 2 men per 8 hour shift. Boiler Room employees were Clarence Trull, Jim Ford, Arthur Griffith and John Hoffman. (Information provided by Bob Ford, 11/12/1995)
Genrephotographs
Time PeriodPostwar Years (1945-1970)
Persistent URLhttps://doi.org/doi:10.7282/T3RX9D4D
CollectionSeabrook Farms
Organization NameSeabrook Educational and Cultural Center
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