Manufacturing Plant Collection

The Queen at Grasse: Visit to M. Chiriss Perfume-Manufactory, France

Source Size = 4007 x 3369
The Candle Room at Prices Patent Candle Manufactory, Battersea

Source Size = 3638 x 1353
The Paris International Exhibition: Woodpulp Manufactory, with H. Voeltiers Patent Machine, France, 1867

Source Size = 3296 x 1462
The Paris International Exhibition: Woodpulp Manufactory, with H. Voeltiers Patent Machine, France, 1867

Source Size = 3938 x 2448
Crolls Dry Gasmeter Manufactory, Kingsland Road

Source Size = 3759 x 2836
Spills Waterproofing Manufactory, Stepney

Source Size = 2487 x 1886
Fishers Patent Label Manufactory, Boston

A Rocket Manufacturing Facility
United States: c. 1965. A rocket manufacturing facility

Ford Willow Run Bomber Plant
Ypsilanti, Michigan: July, 1942. Production at the Ford Willow Run bomber plant. Steady of eye and hand, women workers at the great Willow Run bomber plant are among those throughout the country who

Workers Assembling Cine-Kodaks
Rochester, New York: c. 1923 Workers assembling Cine-Kodaks at the Camera Works at the Eastman Kodak Company. It was the first 16mm camera

WWII Aircraft Factory
Santa Monica, California: c. 1942. A Douglas Aircraft plant using extremely hard rubber as part of the dies to cut and form aluminum parts for airplanes for the World War II production effort

Steam Pipes At Factory
Dearborn, Michigan: c. 1938. A view of the high pressure steam power house at the Ford plant

Steeplejacks Painting Chimney
Belfast, Ireland: c. 1923 Steeplejacks painting the Greeves Mill chimney, the tallest in Ireland at 220 feet

Brick and Lime Company Factory
Clayton, Washington: c. 1917. The Washington Brick and Lime Companys sewer pipe factory

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"The Queen at Grasse: Exploring the Artistry of M. Chiriss Perfume-Manufactory in France" Step into the enchanting world of fragrance as The Queen embarks on a mesmerizing visit to M. Chiriss Perfume-Manufactory, nestled in the heart of France's perfume capital, Grasse. This a testament to centuries-old craftsmanship and innovation. With its vast dimensions captured by various sources sizes - 4007 x 3369, 3638 x 1353, 3296 x 1462, and more - this facility stands as an architectural marvel. Its grandeur is evident from every angle; one can't help but be captivated by its imposing presence. As we zoom in on a close-up of a spiral staircase within the premises, intricate details unfold before our eyes. Each step seems to whisper tales of countless perfumes that have been created here over time – scents that have delighted royalty and commoners alike. But this manufacturing plant isn't limited to fragrances alone. In another corner lies a rocket manufacturing facility where cutting-edge technology meets aerospace engineering. Here, scientists and engineers work tirelessly to propel humanity beyond earthly boundaries. In yet another captivating scene, African American war workers are seen diligently contributing their skills towards national defense efforts during World War II. Their unwavering dedication serves as an inspiring reminder of how manufacturing plants have played pivotal roles throughout history. And who could forget Ford Willow Run Bomber Plant? A symbol of industrial might during World War II, it showcases the immense scale at which production took place – workers assembling cine-Kodaks with precision and efficiency like clockwork. This collection of glimpses into diverse manufacturing plants underscores their significance not only for economic growth but also for cultural heritage preservation and technological advancements worldwide. From perfumes that evoke emotions to rockets propelling us towards new horizons or wartime factories fostering unity amidst adversity, manufacturing plants shape our past, present, and future.