Manitoba Business: Nelson River Construction Company

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This Winnipeg-based construction company was founded in 1923 by Thomas Jackson, his sons John Jackson and James Jackson, and Frank Scott Fowler, succeeding the firm Fowler and Young.

Chairmen

Period

Chairman

2002-2002

William Charles “Chuck” Lee (1936-2002)

Presidents

Period

President

?-1935

Thomas Jackson (1862-1935)

1935-c1953

?

c1953-1955

Frank Scott Fowler (1888-1955)

1955-1990

Frank McCalman Fowler (1921-1996)

1990-2002

William Charles “Chuck” Lee (1936-2002)

2002-?

Gordon “Gord” Lee

Some of its construction works in Manitoba included:

Building

Location

Year

Status

Grand Marais Pier

Grand Marais, RM of St. Clements

1930

 

See also:

Manitoba Business: Fowler and Young

Memorable Manitobans: John Jackson (1887-1986)

Memorable Manitobans: Frank Scott Fowler (1888-1955)

Memorable Manitobans: William Charles “Chuck” Lee (1936-2002)

Sources:

“Heating plant tenders opened,” Winnipeg Tribune, 27 May 1924, page 7.

This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.

Page revised: 25 September 2024