Daglish, Robert, & Co Ltd
Other Business Names:
- Birkett & Postlethwaite
- Watson, Daglish & Co
- St Helens Iron Foundry
Locations city-town / local authority / county1974 / region-state / country:
- St Helens, St Helens, Merseyside, North West, England
Sectors:
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Mechanical engineering
Extraction machinery & other equipment production
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Fabricated metal products manufacture
Metal casting
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Mechanical engineering
Pump & hydraulic machinery production
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Transport equipment production
Railway locomotive, rolling stock & components production & repair
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Fabricated metal products manufacture
Structural metal products manufacture inc prefabricated buildings, bridges, gasholders, etc
Notes:
Traced origins to 1798 when established by Birkett & Postlethwaite. By early 19th century owned by Watson family who in 1820 were in partnership with Robert Daglish when sometime known as Watson, Daglish & Co. By early 19th century building locomotives and later winding engines, pumps for waterworks, bridges especially for railways, etc. From 1840s known as Robert Daglish & Co. Incorporated around 1900. Closed between wars
Publications:
- St Helens Iron Foundry by Hedley, Iain, & Ian Scott
Groups:
Other Business Names:
- Birkett & Postlethwaite
- Watson, Daglish & Co
- St Helens Iron Foundry
Locations city-town / local authority / county1974 / region-state / country:
- St Helens, St Helens, Merseyside, North West, England
Sectors:
- Mechanical engineering Extraction machinery & other equipment production
- Fabricated metal products manufacture Metal casting
- Mechanical engineering Pump & hydraulic machinery production
- Transport equipment production Railway locomotive, rolling stock & components production & repair
- Fabricated metal products manufacture Structural metal products manufacture inc prefabricated buildings, bridges, gasholders, etc
Notes:
Traced origins to 1798 when established by Birkett & Postlethwaite. By early 19th century owned by Watson family who in 1820 were in partnership with Robert Daglish when sometime known as Watson, Daglish & Co. By early 19th century building locomotives and later winding engines, pumps for waterworks, bridges especially for railways, etc. From 1840s known as Robert Daglish & Co. Incorporated around 1900. Closed between warsPublications:
- St Helens Iron Foundry by Hedley, Iain, & Ian Scott