Marketing records, 1942-1994.
Seagram Company, Ltd. Marketing records, 1942-1994.
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The seven subseries in the Marketing series document the company's advertising, promotional and sales efforts.
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Hagley Museum & Library
House of Seagram
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Cadillac Fairview Corporation
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Association of Canadian Distillers
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House of Seagram Limited.
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Seagram Company
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Seagram maintained research departments at their Louisville, Kentucky and LaSalle, Quebec plants. At LaSalle, subjects of research included topics regarding distilling, production, packaging, distilling by-products and alternative uses for alcohol. From the description of Research records, 1937-1964. (Hagley Museum & Library). WorldCat record id: 122573345 Charles Bronfman (1931- ) is the second son and forth child of Seagram Company founder Samuel Bronfman. Appointed di...
Texas Pacific Oil Company.
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Bronfman family.
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Seagram Museum (Waterloo, Ont.)
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The Seagram Museum was built on the site of the original Joseph E. Seagram distillery in Waterloo, Ontario, which was purchased by the Bronfman family in 1927. Opened May 16, 1984, the museum was the vision of Charles Bronfman, Co-Chairman of the Board of The Seagram Company, Ltd. Plans for the museum were announced in January, 1981 and construction began that spring. Architects for the building, which adapted a late 19th century rack warehouse, were Barton Myers Associates. The ent...