Historic Mills of Connecticut

Companies Associated w/Complex

• Freyberg Bros. Inc. c.1945
• General Electronic Industries c.1945
• Stamford Rolling Mills Co. #2 c.1918
• Union Industries Inc. c.1945
• Union Wire Die Corp. c.1951

Use (Historic)

• Fabricated Metal Products
• Mining, Primary Metals

Largest Documented Workforce

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Historic Narrative

Manufacturers of Rolled copper and brass Building 3 was the foundry casting shop for Stamford Rolling Mills in 1918. Building 4 was a storage building for Stamford Rolling Mills in 1918, the Charles Cory and Son foundry c.1930 and used for wire drawing by Union Wire Die Corp. c.1951. Building 5 housed die shops for Union Wire Die Corp. c.1951.

Number of Existing Buildings

four

Dates of Construction

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Architect

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Builder

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Building Type

• Warehouse / Production Shed

Architectural Description

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Exterior Material(s)

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Structural System(s)

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Roof Form

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Roof Material

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Power Source

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Condition

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Condition Notes

The rolling mill has been demolished; the foundry casting shop and storage buildings remain.

Specific Location

west side of Fairfield Avenue east of railroad tracks; buildings 3, 4, 5, 6

Adjacent To

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Exterior Visible from Public Road?

Yes

Parcel ID / Assessor Record Link

• 001/ 3193 / Link →

Acreage

9.38 overall parcel

Use (Present)

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Form Completed By

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Date

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Bibliography

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