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• Coal Tars
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• Submarine Telegraph Cables
  {{Product ...around a core of copper wire. Caoutchouc (rubber) was used in the earliest production of cables, but was found to degrade on the seafloor much too quickly.
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• Beer
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• Oil and Petroleum Industry
  This mentions products made by WWII but I'm not sure when they started being manufactured: ...to be profitable. After World War II, the industry experienced a shift in production from organic chemicals, such as coal, to petrochemicals." http://www.tec
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• S. Bowley and Son
  ...Works remained the central office for the company, but that it had ceased production of oil and chemical goods some time prior.
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• Calcium carbide
  ...und with the chemical formula of CaC2. Its main use industrially is in the production of acetylene and calcium cyanamide.
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• Candles
  {{Product ...The candle industry was able to make profits from both candles and the by-products.
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• Sugar
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• City Mills and Chemical Works
  ...the production of pharmaceuticals and fine chemicals. The most profitable products produced at Stratford were drugs such as cocaine and quinine, but the site
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• J&W Nicholson & Co
  ...company produced gin at Three Mills Distillery from 1872 to 1941. Although production at Three Mills had ceased in 1941, J&W Nicholson remained in possession
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• Crescent Wharf (Chemical Works)
  ...e of TNT purification. The plant could purify large amounts of TNT at full production, around 9 tons per day. On the evening of January 19th, 1917, a fire bro
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• Wellington Works
  ...ly records available indicate the production and sale of refined petroleum products at least until 1914. While it is highly likely the distillation and refini
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• Paraffin Wax
  |has description=A by-product of crude oil distillation. Used in candle-making since the end of the 19th
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• Soap, Candle and Related Fat Based Industires
  ...ndustries that processed animal and vegetable oils into a growing range of products. ...The candle industry was able to make profits from both candles and the by-products.
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• Burt, Boulton & Haywood
  ...timber preservation works. Distilled chemicals from coal tar and other by products of the coal gas industry.
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• Royal Arsenal
  ...ried depending on the political situation in the world - wartime increased production while times of peace meant less arms were needed. ...w.gracesguide.co.uk/The_Engineer_1919/01/17 page 56 shows average monthly production stats during WWI
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• Prince Regents Wharf
  ...t Greenwich relatively close to Prince Regents Wharf. The distillation and production of chemicals continued through subsidiaries until 1969.
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• Stepney Gas Works
  ...railway was built to more easily transfer coal around the large site. Gas production stopped in 1945 and the works were demolished in 1952. ...process also created [[coke]], [[tar]], [[ammonia]], and [[sulphur]] as by-products.
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• Piassava Fibre
  ...lso called piaçaba, piasaba, pissaba, piassaba, and piaçá, is a fibrous product of two Brazilian palms: Attalea funifera and Leopoldinia piassaba. It is of
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• Straw
  |has description=Straw is an agricultural by-product, the dry stalks of cereal plants, after the grain and chaff have been remov
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• Price's Patent Candle Company
  ...came an issue. George Wilson, son of William Wilson, took some of these by-products, like glycerine and oleine, and began promoting them with various uses. At As production increased, Price's Patent Candle Company built more factories. By 1855,
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• Coal Gas Industry
  ...onsumption. Coke was another primary product, used in steel production. By-products include coal tars and ammonia, used by the chemical industry.
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• Molasses
  |has description=Molasses is a viscous by-product of the refining of sugarcane or sugar beets into sugar. It can be used to m
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• Tar & Liquor Works
  |has description=At some point, changed name to Beckton Products Works. ...from coal tar, it was agreed that the construction of a tar and ammonia by-products works, owned by the GLCC, should be commenced as a matter of urgency. " ht
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• Price's Patent Candle Factory
  ...pany began distilling [[crude oil]] into benzene (advertised as a cleaning product), kerosene, and [[Paraffin Wax]]. By the turn of the century, 90% of candle As production increased, Price's Patent Candle Company built more factories. By 1855,
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• Vauxhall Gardens Gas Works
  ...1834 the Vauxhall works continued until 1864, when the company transferred production to the Nine Elms site which had been built in 1857.” http://discovery. ...process also created [[coke]], [[tar]], [[ammonia]], and [[sulphur]] as by-products.
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• Royal Primrose Soap Works
  ...Castile soap. Throughout the 20th century the company expanded into other productions involving animal waste, including glue, fertilizer, and oils.
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• Coke
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• Ordnance Wharf Tar & Pitch Works
  ...nwich to a site near Blackwall Point where they made a variety of chemical products. When South Metropolitan Gas Company purchased Ordnance Wharf they moved s ...c acid, which is produced at the top of the contents of the tank.The third product of the still is anthracine, which comes over at 300 Fahr and is cooled in o
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• Coal Gas
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• Morocco Leather
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• Sugar Industry
  ...late 19th and early 20th Centuries. The largest of these refineries began production in the 1860s to 1880s and were located in Silvertown. While the Clyde Wh
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• Soap
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• Haggerston Gas Works
  ...of several companies absorbed by the [[Gas Light & Coke Company]] in 1876. Production continued here until the turn of the century when it was decided that th ...ditch Vestry for use as a public library, and the works finally ceased gas production in 1908.” (More, 16-17).
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• Tobacco
  |has description=A product produced from the leaves of the tobacco plant.
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• Howard & Sons
  ...and most importantly, quinine to treat malaria. After the First World War, production grew to include organic substances: solvents, plasticisers, and other ch
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• Falcon Pencil Works
  |has description=E. Wolff and Sons was founded in 1796. Their products were extremely popular and found in markets all over the world. The Falcon ...after they were taken over by the new Royal Sovereign Pencil Co. Ltd, and production moved to Neasden.” http://edithsstreets.blogspot.ca/
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• Whiffen Drug Factory
  ...Whiffen’s sons joined the business. Whiffen won many gold medals for his products at various trade exhibitions. In 1887 Whiffen took over the business of Ge Product Information:
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• Tar
  ...ive distillation. Tar can be produced from coal, wood, petroleum, or peat. Production and trade in pine-derived tar was a major contributor in the economies o * “A product of the distillation of Wood Tar… A liquid, colourless or with a yellowish
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• Coir
  ...ion=Coir is a natural fibre extracted from the husk of coconut and used in products such as floor mats, doormats, brushes, mattresses, etc. A coir industry in
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• Merryweather and Sons Fire Engine Works
  ...at it might not even be appropriate to call them a fire equipment company. Products included all kinds of water supply equipment, ice boats, safety rafts, tan
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• Langthorne Chemical Works
  Products included sulphuric acid, hydrochloric acid, nitric acid, sodium sulfate (s Langthorne Chemical Works used a variety of minerals to create their chemical products. [[Potash]] came from [[Canada]], the [[United States of America]], [[Germ
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• Western Gas Company
  ...process also created [[coke]], [[tar]], [[ammonia]], and [[sulphur]] as by-products.
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• Independent Gas Light & Coke Company
  ...process also created [[coke]], [[tar]], [[ammonia]], and [[sulphur]] as by-products.
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• Tay Wharf
  ...sse & Blackwell moved its pickle and sauce production from Bermondsey. The production of tomato ketchup and salad cream followed in 1957/8.” http://www.glia
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• The Leather Cloth Co Works
  ...,000 square yards of cloth per day. In the mid-1930s the company began the production of rubber cloth. The total workforce at this time numbered around 500. A
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• Leven Road Gas Works
  ...process also created [[coke]], [[tar]], [[ammonia]], and [[sulphur]] as by-products.
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• Equitable Gas Company
  ...process also created [[coke]], [[tar]], [[ammonia]], and [[sulphur]] as by-products.
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• Three Mills Distillery
  ...lution, such as agriculture, hog raising, and gunpowder manufacturing. The production of gin on an industrial scale would come to Three Mills in 1872.
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• Clarke, Nickolls & Coombs Confectionary Works
  ...bert Coombs was invited to join in 1872. By 1886 the partners had expanded product lines, opened shops and depots and considerably expanded their original Hac Founded in 1872 as Clarke, Nickolls & Coombs, its main product was candied peel though it soon diversified into making marmalade, jam and
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