the ford plant in norfolk closed in 2007.
when did the ford plant in norfolk close?
2007
josh bean left in 2007 in order to focus on launching the brantford arts block organization. the ford plant venue is still run at its location at king and colborne streets in downtown brantford by an open-membership collective of volunteers, including remaining founder tim ford.





















































on 11 february 2009, the ford plant made cbc radio 3's list of the top 20 best live music venues in canada, after having made the top 50 on 3 february, and the longlist of 114 on 28 january.
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the ford plant recording co. is an independent record label, with a focus on promoting local musicians by distributing their music under the ford plant name. the ford plant has an in house recording studio for this purpose.





















































to date thirteen albums have been released under this label:





















































bullet::::- (tfp-001) various artists − "brantford compilation cd"





















































bullet::::- (tfp-002) the sourkeys − "the sourkeys" (2004)





















































bullet::::- (tfp-003) silent film soundtrack − "modern time"





















































bullet::::- (tfp-004) no orchestra − "no orchestra"





















































bullet::::- (tfp-005) thomas and the evil computer − "math teachers count"
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