Franklin Dairies
(1931 - 1933)
First quart ("Store" writen in ring back of bottle) - Danny Currie
Second quart and half pint - Steve Lussier
Historic
The Franklin Dairy was born from the merging of five dairies located in "les Cantons de l'Est". In 1933, the Franklin Dairy was acquired by the Mount Royal Dairy. - Source : Héritage Montréal.
Address : 250 St-Augustin
Phone : Fitzroy 9390
Years | Addresses |
1926 - 1931 | The National Dairy is situated 84 St-Augustin. |
1929 - 1930 | Streets number are renumbered. The 84 becomes 250 St-Augustin. |
1931 - 1933 | The Franklin Dairy occupied this address. |
1934 - 1935 | The Peerless Dairy occupied this address. |
1936 - 1940 | The Ferme St-Antoine Dairy occupied this address. |
1940 - 1965 | The Coopérative de Lait et Crème St-Antoine Dairy occupied this address. |
Searches done by : Gilles Legault
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Updated 2013-10-10