Historic Mills of Connecticut

Companies Associated w/Complex

• American Motor Truck and Tractor Co. c.1924
• John W. Rogers Storage c.1939
• Maine Products Co. c.1907
• National Enameling and Stamping Co. c.1900
• tobacco store house c.1912

Use (Historic)

• Fabricated Metal Products
• Food, Beverage, Tobacco
• Rubber & Chemicals
• Transportation

Largest Documented Workforce

n/a

Historic Narrative

Built by 1901 as the office and a storage and packing facility for the National Enameling and Stamping Co., makers of tinware, cooking utensils and oil cans. The building was used by the Maine Products Co. for 'mica work' by 1907. In 1912, the standing structure was used as a tobacco warehouse while the now demolished rear section was used for storage by the New England Enameling Co. The building was used for storage by the American Motor Truck and Tractor Co. in 1924, and by 1939 the rear section had been demolished.

Number of Existing Buildings

one

Dates of Construction

c.1900

Architect

n/a

Builder

n/a

Building Type

n/a

Architectural Description

Two story brick building with flat roof

Exterior Material(s)

• Brick

Structural System(s)

n/a

Roof Form

• Flat

Roof Material

n/a

Power Source

n/a

Condition

n/a

Condition Notes

rear half of building has been demolished

Specific Location

East end of Freestone Ave

Adjacent To

n/a

Exterior Visible from Public Road?

Yes

Parcel ID / Assessor Record Link

• 20/182 / Link →

Acreage

1.24

Use (Present)

• Industrial
• Other: Precision Plastic Products, custom injection molding (2019)

Form Completed By

n/a

Date

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Bibliography

1. Sanborn Insurance Atlases.