The complex at four hundred one Richmond Street West is marked by a tall brick smokestack and decorative masonry that spans a full city block. Constructed in five stages between eighteen ninety-nine and nineteen twenty-three, the site was once the home of the Macdonald Manufacturing Company. This factory served as the nation's premier producer of tin lithography, where steam whistles marked the rhythm of the workday for those inside.
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