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Flansburg’s box shop in Dalton began building wooden crates in 1870 for Crane & Co. paper products

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Opened in 1870 by John W. Flansburgh as a manufactory of wooden boxes for Crane & Co., the busy Dalton shop had a long and storied history until it was torn down in 1956.

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Flansburg’s box shop in Dalton began building wooden crates in 1870 for Crane & Co. paper products

Opened in 1870 by John W. Flansburgh as a manufactory of wooden boxes for Crane & Co., the busy Dalton shop had a long and storied history until it was torn down in 1956.

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The Berkshire Eagle broke the news in on Saturday, September 20, 2025.
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