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Third & Dundas - two streets that don't meet

Geordie Third's son Bruce, the "& Son" part of this equation, wrote, in has twilight years, humorously and affectionately about his father and their business. He entitled it;

"A FEW ANTIDOTES ABOUT THIS
93 YEAR OLD FAMILY COMPANY."

We will sprinkle throughout this historical timeline a few of Bruce's observations and comments, and when we do, we will indicate them clearly, although I am sure you will recognize his wry wit and blunt observation without our assistance.

In the very early years Geordie worked with a number of partners. Eventually, William Dundas became a permanent partner.
They used to joke; "Third & Dundas ...
... two streets that don't meet."

Click here, or Geordie's anvil to see a full picture of his shop, and then come back here and mouseover the dates to see how GST forged North American history in the "real" wild west.

	George Third & Son Ltd. STEEL CRAFTSMEN SINCE 1910 structural & architectural steel fabrication, and site erection dreams in steel :: on budget on time... Third History :: We will 100 years old in 2010 !!
	1909 1910 1919 1945 1946 1954 1962 1972 1976 1993 1995 1997 1998 1999 1999 2000 2000 2001 2003 2004 2005 2005 2006 2006 2006 2007 2010	click to see the intro again Geordie Third's son Bruce, the "& Son" part of this equation, wrote, in has twilight years, humorously and affectionately about his father and their business. He entitled it; "A FEW ANTIDOTES ABOUT THIS 93 YEAR OLD FAMILY COMPANY." We will sprinkle throughout this historical timeline a few of Bruce's observations and comments, and when we do, we will indicate them clearly, although I am sure you will recognize his wry wit and blunt observation without our assistance. In the very early years Geordie worked with a number of partners. Eventually, William Dundas became a permanent partner. They used to joke; "Third & Dundas ... ... two streets that don't meet." Click here, or Geordie's anvil to see a full picture of his shop, and then come back here and mouseover the dates to see how GST forged North American history in the "real" wild west.