One from the archives. Posting this now because I recently found out the brickworks was completely demolished in 2022. Real shame, it was an amazing place full of history and now it's another vanished industrial heritage site. Unfortunately there aren't many details or images about this factory on the internet, so I thought I'd share what I have. Maybe these photos will be of interest to someone doing research someday.
Check out my photos and an old newspaper article about Sumas Brick:
http://drainsofmyc...ck/sumasbrick.html



I know some of you also have pics from here. I visited once with BByman, and I've seen other photos floating around. If anyone wants me to host some pics, I'll add them, otherwise welcome to post pics/stories here.

Profound write up.

@Germ: Thanks, not much compared to what I used to be able to write. Anything you wanted to know about this place that I left out?

If anything I would have to say its too in depth lol. When you just have few pictures to fantasize about what it could be your imagination runs wild.

I had some industrial complex deep in the mountains secluded from any human contact, but maybe the next one found could be that...?