Woodstock Newsgroup By Paul Roberts
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Woodstock Biscuit & Confectionery

The Woodstock Biscuit & Confectionery Works when founded in 1886, this wholesale biscuit and candy manufacturer was later renamed Bean & Westlake after Mr C.G.Bean joined the business in 1888.
Located on Dundas, it expanded to occupy address range 374-378 (in the now empty spot opposite the Capital Cinema) with three floors of manufacturing, packing, shipping and office areas by the time the business closed soon after 1928

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