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Figure 5-7 1923 Sanborn Insurance Atlas The Distillery Redevelopment | East Second Street | South Boston The gas company did, however, retain the parcel at the comer of West First and Dorchester Streets for another 15 years, selling it in 1921 to Windram Manufacturing Company, which produced treated cloth (Figure 5-7). 9 The gas company also maintained the gas holder at the comer or E. Second and Dorchester Streets until at least 1923 (Figures 5-7 and 5-8), selling the site, with no mention of a gasholder on it, in 1930. 10 9 S.D. 4278: 530. 10 S.D. 5229: 289. 5.0 Historic Resources 5-7
Figure 5-8 1947 Sanborn Insurance Atlas The Distillery Redevelopment | East Second Street | South Boston Changes also occurred on the SSA parcel. In 1905, Stimson, Curtis, and Graham sold the brewery property on the eastern part of the present SSA parcel to Frederic L. Felton of Newton. 11 The brewery relinquished its lease 12 and in 1906, the same year that Boston Consolidated Gas sold most of the former South Boston Gas Light property to Lumsden and Van Stone (see above), Felton sold his property to Felton & Son, Inc. 13 The former brewery then became a rum distillery (Figure 5- 7). In 1914 the city decided to extend E. First Street westward across the dock and across the former South Boston Gas, New England Felt Roofing, and Jarvis Wharf properties to join with W. First Street (see Figures 5-6 and 5-7). 14 The 11 S.D. 3095: 353. 12 S.D. 3095: 355. 13 S.D. 3188: 95. 14 Annual Report of the Street Laying-Out Department for the year Ending February 1, 1915, City Document No. 32 (1915). 5.0 Historic Resources 5-8
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Table 9-4: Mode Share The Distiller
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