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Premiers regards sur le dépotoir de la fabrique de pipes à fumer Henderson, 1847-1876
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Premiers regards sur le dépotoir de la fabrique de pipes à fumer Henderson, 1847-1876
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An archaeological survey of site BjFj–135 in Montreal's east end uncovered a large number of artifacts associated with tobacco pipe production in the city in the mid-nineteenth century, and the contribution of this family of Scottish immigrants to the country's pipe-making industry. The site is located on De Lorimier Avenue and Sainte-Catherine Street, under the Jacques Cartier Bridge. A clay tobacco pipe factory was run by the Henderson family from 1847 until 1876, when it was acquired by another pipe maker, W.H. Dixon, who remained in business until 1892.
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Archaeologiques
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Vol. 20
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38-54
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2007
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fr
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Roy, Christian. “Premiers regards sur le dépotoir de la fabrique de pipes à fumer Henderson, 1847-1876.” Archaeologiques Vol. 20 (2007): 38–54.
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