Extensions
In
1914, a major structural addition to the bakery was the construction of a double-story red-brick
Stable building on Russell's Lane, which replaced the horse-yard.
This housed 20
horses each in their own pens, with plenty of water, chaff and hay!
The floor was bluestone,
and windows were along the western and front walls.
A hay-loft was above the entrance and
a winch was used for hauling up the bales.
An enclosed manure
area was next to the northern wall, with an openble wooden shutter looking out across a laneway. Hot, steaming manure
was available free foir local market gardens, farms and orchards!
