The railway age · Industry and trade · Water and mills
The ice factory Amymone stops
1917 Proven
With several interruptions the Amymone worked for ten years, from 1907 to 1917. Then work stopped suddenly, because of the old machines, low demand or, most likely, money troubles; the workers were laid off.
- Where
- Ice factory
- Threads
- Industry and trade, Water and mills
- Certainty
- Proven confirmed by primary sources
Sources
- A. P. Τσακόπουλος, idem, part 3, Άσπις του Άργους, 3 November 1957, p. 1
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