''The Stewart Girls'' as they are known at the plant, look over a shell which they helped make

Original Toronto Star caption: ''The Stewart Girls'' as they are known at the plant, look over a shell which they helped make. Mrs. Stewart holds the fuse end; she is supervisor in the fuse filling shop. Barbara is supervisor in the primer filling shop. Published in Toronto Daily Star, 8 March 1943, page 17, with article ''Mothers And Daughters Produce Shells For Their Fighting Men to Fire''.||The 364 acre Geco complex extended South from Eglinton Avenue East to present-day Hymus Road, between Warden Avenue and Birchmount Road, and consisted of 172 buildings. (43.724781, -79.282701)