Category:Colman's Carrow Works

**Carrow Works**
	former factory site in Norwich
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Instance of	factory;
Location	Norwich, Norfolk, East of England, England
Owned by	Colman's;
Has part(s)	Carrow Works Block 60; Carrow Works Block 92; Carrow Works Blocks 7, 7A, 8A And 8 And Attached Metal Canopy; Eastern air raid shelter at Carrow Works;
Inception	1854;
Area	40 acre;
	52° 37′ 12″ N, 1° 18′ 36″ E
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English: The Carrow Works were owned by the Colman family of mustard fame. Jeremiah Colman had started his mustard and flour business in 1814 at Stoke Holy Cross. It was, however, his great-nephew Jeremiah James Colman who in 1850 bought land from Norfolk Railway at Carrow, and in 1858 brought the company to Carrow and established the Carrow Works which by 1869 had 1100 employees. Colman’s won a special place in the heart of workers in the city, because the company looked after its employees, who enjoyed better conditions than in many other city factories. Many of the old Carrow Works' industrial buildings have since been converted into housing.