What is recorded here
This wood commemorative plaque records: This is the site of the Lynrock Mineral Water Factory destroyed in the 1952 Flood Disaster
The Lynrock Mineral Water Factory was a local business that produced mineral water, significant for its destruction during the devastating 1952 Flood Disaster, which highlighted the vulnerability of industrial structures to natural calamities.
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Photo: Neil Bird · CC BY 2.0