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From: Paet Burcham <>
Subject: Re: Clark Street
Date: Sat, 16 Nov 2002 23:24:47 -0500

Marilyn,

Yes, there is a Clark Avenue (it's more modern name) and I do remember
a factory called A.L. Lambert. I doubt if the factory was on Clark.
Clark was mostly houses and small mom and pop stores. At West 65th.
Street - the top of Clark Ave. were the Stockyards... where the cattle
and etc. were sent by rail and then sent over for slaughter. Even today
if the ground is dug up there there is quite a smell! The street just
south of Clark - Dennison - had and still has many small factories. But
I think A.L. Lambert was a pretty large place. Maybe somebody else knows
exactly were it was.

Paet....


On Sat, 16 Nov 2002 22:38:36 EST writes:
> Could I ask if there is still a Clark Street - seems to me I have
> heard of a
> Clark Street bridge. An ancestor had a brass factory, A. L.
> Lambert Brass
> Factory and it seems in 1901 they lived on Clark or the factory was
> on Clark.
>
> As we piece this puzzle together it looks as though a number of
> relatives may
> have worked there. Love new pieces to the puzzled of life but
> breaking into
> new areas is hard until you get your bearings..............
>
> Thanks loads
> Marilyn
>
>
>

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