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Rylands Brothers - Warrington Museum and Art Gallery
Oct 16, 2021 · Dates: 1805 until 2005. Location: Church Street, Dalton Bank and Battersby Lane, Warrington. Specialities: iron and steel wire, wire netting, wire ropes, galvanised wire, barb …
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Warrington's Wire Timeline - Warrington Museum and Art Gallery
Over the past 150 years Rylands Brothers, the largest Warrington wire drawing company, has grown from a single factory to 4 separate wireworks covering 32 acres and employing 2,500 …
Rylands Brothers - Graces Guide
1973 British Steel sold its carbon- and mild-steel wire-making activities at Warrington (Rylands and Whitecross) and at Middlesbrough (Dorman Long) into a new company Rylands …
The Wire Works - Warrington Museum and Art Gallery
By the 1840s the Rylands Brothers wire works dominated the town, later followed by Whitecross, Locker and the Firth Company. Warrington’s wire works supplied the world with all kinds of wire products such as woven wire ropes for collieries …
Lost landmarks: Warrington's wireworks - Warrington Guardian
Aug 13, 2017 · It is more than a decade since the closure of the last major wire manufacturer in Warrington. Carrington Wire, based on Battersby Lane, was the biggest producer of Wire …
Lancashire Steel Corporation - Graces Guide
1973 British Steel sold its carbon- and mild-steel wire-making activities at Warrington (Rylands and Whitecross) and at Middlesbrough (Dorman Long) into a new company Rylands-Whitecross, jointly owned by Tinsley Wire Industries …
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Rylands of Warrington - WikiTree
By 1891 the Rylands Brothers Ltd Church Street operation in the centre of Warrington had 29 separate metal processing departments and covered an area of over 23000m2 making many …
Why wire was not the only industrial boom in Warrington
Jul 4, 2021 · Warrington may never have been a one-industry town but by the early nineteenth century wire working was its most important trade. Firms such as Rylands, Greenings, …
Warrington Wire Companies - Warrington Museum and Art Gallery
The companies below are all Warrington companies that were – or still are – associated with wire. They were either involved with manufacturing wire (sometimes called wire drawing ), weaving …
Rylands Brothers:1935 Review - Graces Guide
In the year 1805, Mr. John Rylands of this firm, which was then known as John Rylands and Son, introduced the manufacture of wire into Warrington on the site of the present works.
Family Fortunes – All Things Warrington
The wire-working trade has long been associated with Warrington and one of its stalwarts was Rylands Brothers who, in 1817, moved their small Bridge Street wire-drawing concern to …
Walking Through Time – mywarrington
In the distance is Rylands Wire factory on Church Street, now long gone. A view of Bold Street taken on 18 March 1973, looking towards Golborne Street. On the left is the Methodist Church, …
Employees of Rylands Bros. Ltd. Wireworks, Warrington (1902)
A jovial crowd of Edwardian workers head home at dinner time in the Cheshire town. The two separate exits for office staff, many in bowler hats, and flat-capped shopfloor workers in this …
Wire Works exhibition brings alive history of the Wire industry!
Oct 1, 2021 · AN interactive exhibition outlining the history of Warrington's wire industry is set to take place in the town through a blend of sculpture, film, dance, poetry and real-life accounts …
Wire Around the World - Warrington Museum and Art Gallery
Much of the barbed wire at the Western Front during the First World War was made by Rylands Brothers. Members of the Royal Engineers laid miles of Warrington barbed wire in the spaces …
Greenings - History - Warrington Worldwide Discussion Forum
Feb 20, 2011 · In 1805 Greening was joined by a new partner, John Rylands, and in 1817 the partners moved to a new site at the end of Church Street. By the late 1830s the Church Street …
The General Wolfe - Warrington History Society
Feb 25, 2017 · The General Wolfe circa 1977 with the old Star Kinema, left, and part of Rylands’ wire works, far right. (Picture: Harry Wells). The General Wolfe was a well known local pub …
Whitecross Company - Warrington Museum and Art Gallery
Oct 16, 2021 · Whitecross Company. Dates: 1864 to 1973 when it amalgamated with Rylands to become Rylands-Whitecross. Location: Milner Street and Froghall Lane, Warrington. …
Rylands Wire Works 1917 - Warrington Worldwide Discussion …
Jun 4, 2007 · Hello, I am trying to do my family history and found out recently my great-grandfather (an american - negro, as it stated on his death certificate) was killed at rylands …
N. Greening and Sons - Warrington Museum and Art Gallery
Oct 16, 2021 · Location: Britannia Works, Bewsey Road, Warrington. Specialism: wire weaving, perforated metal, screens, conveyor belts, wire brushes, sieves etc. N. Greening and Sons …
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