Bristol Seaport Heritage and Rubber Plant Dominant
A feature on Bristol highlighting its coastal wealth and history from colonial seaport roots to the 20th century rubber industry. It notes the National Rubber Company plant on Wood Street, its shift to canvas rubber footwear, the plant’s payroll growth, and Bristol’s enduring civic and economic vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel Byfield
John Walley
Stephen Burton
Nathaniel Oliver
Bristol
John de Wolf
Ambrose E. Burnside
Eihinheste Va Burnside Rifle Company
Herreshoff Manufacturing Company
National Rubber Company
Providence
Wood Street
United States Rubber Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iosi Itor
Hope Street
Gian
Plymouths
Cohlel U2
UUL Wuipally
Boston Red iSox
Braves
Leif Ericson
Mount ‘Hope
Wane Dritinaint
Wry
Pes Cudip
Cwiel Ulwie
Mount Hope
King Philip’s
John Gorham
Plymouth Colony
Amos Gorham
Whaling
Center of Wire Operations
U. S
Si Chalbeas
Ee Ee Foreign Missionary Society Seminary
Ferry Road
Kelvinator
Tig See
LDN
Ée Marragansett Electric
Weybosset Street
Warren
Arctic
East Greenwich
Wickford
Westerly
Wakefield
NEW England Electric System
Getz
B Cell
Frigidaire
Bhanes Stateas
Gilan
Bristol County Bottled Gas Service
Main St. Warren
Bristol County
F. Bell
Hope St
R. I
Rsucker
Ann Marie Dress Shoplain
Wal
Sear
Antistras