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Evolution of the Gooderham & Worts Distillery From a windmill in the wilderness To the largest distillery in the British Empire and the World 1830s Windmill Lofty Windmill 1833 1855 by William Armstrong 1858 Boulton Atlas New

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From a windmill in the wilderness

Evolution of the Gooderham & Worts Distillery

To the largest distillery in the British Empire… and the World

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1830s Windmill

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“Lofty Windmill” 1833

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1855 by William Armstrong

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1858 Boulton Atlas

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New Stone Distillery, Canadian Illustrated News, 1863

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New Stone Distillery, North Facade, 1863

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New Stone Distillery, Engine Room, 1863

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New Stone Distillery, Mill Machinery (left) & Grinding Floor, (right) 1863

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New Stone Distillery, Fermenting Cellar, 1863

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Fire! October 26, 1869

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Stone Distillery Restored, May 1870

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Gooderham & Worts 1877

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Gooderham & Worts site 1880 Worts Estate north side of Mill Street

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Gooderham & Worts 1884

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Gooderham & Worts site 1889 “Proposed Rack Warehouse” NE Corner Mill & Trinity Streets

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Gooderham & Worts 1896

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Rack House D, 1896

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Rack House D, November 1918

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Interior of a Rack House 6-storeys, 17,000 barrels Hiram Walker, 1925

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Rack House D, Mill Street & East facades

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Rack House D, North façade

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Rack House D, 2nd Floor west side

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Rack House D, Racking

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Rack House D, Racking

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Rack House D 1994 Heritage Plan Bird’s-Eye View

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Rack House D 1994 Ground Floor Plan

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Rack House D 1994 Sections from Trinity Street looking east from Mill Street looking north

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Rack House D 1994 Elevations North & South Elevations East & West Elevations

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Rack House D, Entrance