DescriptionLooking across the Basin (Bremer River). 'Thomas Hancock entered the timber business in the 1860s, and the fourth generation of the family was still running Hancock Brothers plywood mill at North Ipswich in the 1990s. The factory was extended and upgraded several times during this decade, and new products were introduced including plywood decking for timber bridges. In 1995, Boral bought the company and is now known as Boral Hancock Plywood, keeping the family name for its historic associations and because it had a long standing high reputation.' References (offline)Information taken from: R.Buchanan, Ipswich in the 20th century; celebrating 100 years as a city 1904-2004, 2004.
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