The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-06-27
The Brunswick. Foundry, Machine
and Manufacturing Com
pany.
FINE MARINE RAILWAY ON PREMISES
The Business is Ably Managed and the Sales
Annually Increasing History of
Company.

Among the established Brunswick enter
prises that reach out into all the surround
ing country for their patronage that have
won by many years of the best of service
clientele of valued customers and the trade
mark of which on n piece of work is rec
ognizcd as an assurance of perfection the
Brunswick Foundry, Machine and Man
ufacturing Company is entitled to special
and distinguished mention.
Unuer the personal direction and super
vision of Mr. Robert r. Bresenick, this
enterprise is broadening every day its scope
of operations. The name of Breisenick, in
regard to both father and son, has for
many years been familiar to the class of
trade which patrontzes the foundry sand
machine works. Mr.. Robert E. Briesenick
has been in the foundry business for eight
cen years, and has been in charge of his
present establishment for eight years. He
mas learned by constant attention and study
III the details Of the trade and it is largely
que to his enterpii se ana energy that the
Foundry, Machine and Manufacturing Com
pdny has reached its present basis of pop
ularity and profit.
The scope of the company's operations
includes not only iron and brass work,
steamship and saw mill supplies, the manu-
featuring and general repairing of engines
and boilers, but also q manufacturers
agency fer such standard articles as Atlas
engines and boilers, Lidgerwood hosting
engines, Jenkenss globe valves, Pemberthy
and Korting injectors, Garlocks pack
ing. etc.
The enterprise of the Briesencks and
their partners showed itself cOnspicuously
recently in the erection and equipment, ad-
joining their foundry, of one of the most
complete marine railways on the southern
coast. The railway Is always kept busy
and vessels which formerly were obliged
TO go to Savannah or Jacksonville for such
work, now have their hulls scraped and
painted keels repaired, etc. at home, much
more satisfactorily than under the old con-
ditons This marine railway is the only
Cne between Savannah and Jacksonville,
and fills a want long and keenly felt.
The foundry, machine shops and marine
railway of the company are located on Bay
street, foot of Dartmouth-the most desira-
BILE and convenient site in the city for a
business of the kind. The company's plant
Is complete and capable of turning out
any class of work desired. The excellent
quality of this work is attested by the
great rush of orders, which keeps the
large force constantly employed
Forty men are employed in the various
departments. The marine railway Is never
vacant. Boats come from Florida, Georgia
and South Carolina ports for complete
oyerhauling, either of hull and machinery
and often of both. 1t Is the boast of Mr..
Briesenick that no man can work in his
shops unless he first proves that he knows
the business thoroughly. 1t is by close ad-
herence to this rule that the desired end of
satisfaction to all patrons is assured.
AS one of Brunswicks fixtures, the Bruins
wick Foundry, Machine and Manufacturing
Company is worthy of the prominent place
it occupies in this publication. The area of
its trade extends over Georgia, Florida and
South Carolina, and is rapidly extending.
1t is such enterprises as this. with their
large employment of labor, that build up
cities.