BYGONES: Factory job was n-ice work back in the '30s
THESE two photographs were shown to us by Mr T Sullivan, of Manor Drive, Waltham.
Mr Sullivan said: "With the interest and comment on the Ice Factory I thought the pictures would be of interest.
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COOL CUSTOMERS: Workers at Grimsby's Ice Factory, in the late 1920s or early 1930s, in a picture sent in by Mr T Sullivan, of Waltham. Mr Sullivan's father, Herbert, is in the centre (wearing a boilersuit). On his left is Jack Walton, a joiner.
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RECOGNISE ANYONE: The only person we can identify in this group is the man standing in the centre, wearing a cloth cap. His name is Alonzo Carrington, who was a blacksmith and sheet metal worker.
"They were taken outside the Ice Company entrance to the bike shed and workshop yard.
"All the people shown were employees of the Ice Company.
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"The images are on glass negatives and were taken in the late 1920s or early 1930s."
Do you have photographs of the Grimsby's ice factory? If you do then we'd love to see them. Please send them to Bygones, Grimsby Telegraph, 80 Cleethorpe Road, Grimsby, North East Lincolnshire, DN31 3EH, or e-mail bygones@grimsbytelegraph.co.uk
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