- Rosebank Foundry Co.
- Paul Bros
- Horn & Co
- Paul & McLachlan
Sites & Monuments Record
| Dunipace | SMR 695 | NS 808 836 |
Timeline
1865: John Paul, blacksmith at Rosebank, Dunipace, and his brother James, set up a foundry next to the smithy. The moulding shop was parallel with the main road. An engine and machinery were fitted by T & J Oliphant of Denny.
1878: John Paul died aged 67 years and the foundry run by his cousin, William McLachlan. 2.5 years later this closed.
1880-1897: McLachlan worked at Cruikshanks.
1890-1896: Mrs Margaret Paul leased the works to James Horn.
1897: McLachlan went into partnership with George Paul of Comelybank Foundry, known as “Messrs Paul & McLachlan”. Following year moved to Carronbank Foundry.
1907: See Dunipace Foundry.
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