SLHS: Ball Brothers Founders

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History

In 1877 Frederick Ball and William Horton bought the assets of The Hatton Steam Plough Company and went into partnership. Everything we know at present is contained in the document below.

Further Information..

  1. A very good summary with detailed map and example product drawings (download 2.2M): BallBrothersLtd_WarwickshireArchaeologyHA130_RDSproat2012.pdf

Arden Street

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Formery known as Ball & Horton Ltd

Map of 1889 (extract from file below).

Headquarters, Arden Street  ~1971

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Master Pages

  1. Timeline Index

  2. Geographic Index

  3. Archaeology

  4. Canal ●

  5. Churches ●

  6. Cinemas

  7. Clocks & Bells

  8. Councils

  9. Future Developments

  10. Heritage Sites

  11. Hotels

  12. Medical & Welfare

  13. Markets & Fairs

  14. Mills

  15. Prominent Businesses ●

  16. Prominent People ●

  17. Pubs

  18. Railways ●

  19. Rivers

  20. Schools

  21. Sports & Competitions

  22. Streets

  23. Theatres ●

  24. Tollhouses

  25. Tourism

  26. Tunnels

  27. War & Combat

  28. Welcombe

Last update: 31/10/2024

Created: 21/07/2023

Gauges were another product range

Casting a witches cauldron to be hung outside The Three Witches pub in  1962.

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