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CLARK


Petesr said...
I have bricks mark with name of CLARK on them does any body know the history of them?
Posted by Don B., Webmaster at Friday, October 07, 2011
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  1. Pete,
    It appears that there have been a number of Clarks in the brick manufacturing business, and in different states. On the hunch that you may have a Clark with New England origins, you may find the following article of interest. If we had a better idea of where you may have found your Clarks, we may be able to come up with more regionally appropriate info. Meanwhile, give
    this article a try.

    ... hope this helps - Fred

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  2. I have an old 1950s driveway with Clark bricks I am in Newport R I area I assume they are from Cromwell area CT glacial lake Hitchcock clays. Also lot of sage bricks and FIS.

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  3. Hi I am removing a brick driveway from a house built in the 50s in Rhode Island there are two bricks named Clark and Sage in searches I can't find any info on where they came from just curious - any info appreciated.
    Robert Higgins - mrhigginsus@yahoo.com

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