Hi everyone,
I have had a great time with my classmates on a field trip. We went to Redpath Sugar Museum in the rain. We were welcomed and hosted by Richard Feltoe. He explained the history of Sugar factory and show us Sugar Cane, molasses sugar which is cooked very much to get brown color and we saw many kind of Sugar, white, brown, and creamy color. Also he points on the map the steps of how to prepare Sugar in the factory.
Now I have some information about the person how made the sugar factory. His name is John Redpath. In 1853 He decided to establish an entirely new enterprise, as a new branch of manufacture in Canada and also with the view of creating a business for his sons. That fall John made purchases of land from the seminary of Sain Sulp in Montreal and construct for the new "Sugar House" began almost immediately.
John Redpath Canada Sugar Refinery opened for business on August 12, 1854.
I have had a great time with my classmates on a field trip. We went to Redpath Sugar Museum in the rain. We were welcomed and hosted by Richard Feltoe. He explained the history of Sugar factory and show us Sugar Cane, molasses sugar which is cooked very much to get brown color and we saw many kind of Sugar, white, brown, and creamy color. Also he points on the map the steps of how to prepare Sugar in the factory.
Now I have some information about the person how made the sugar factory. His name is John Redpath. In 1853 He decided to establish an entirely new enterprise, as a new branch of manufacture in Canada and also with the view of creating a business for his sons. That fall John made purchases of land from the seminary of Sain Sulp in Montreal and construct for the new "Sugar House" began almost immediately.
John Redpath Canada Sugar Refinery opened for business on August 12, 1854.