List companies and industries of Hellemmes

Local companies

See also: List of the companies and industries of Hellemmes

The associative fabric hellemmois appears very dense. It covers all the fields: sport, solidarity, patriotism, culture.

Sports

Moved towards List of the sporting clubs of Hellemmes

Scouts of France

During Years 1920, are acclimatized in our country two youth movements of foreign origin: the Scouting and the Christian working Youth. Xavier Sarazin (1899 - 1982), monitor of the patronage of Hellemmes during the Second world war, fascinated by the experiment scoute of the Jesuit inhabitant of Lille Jacques Sevin, founds catholic scouting in France by writing the Loi , the Promesse , the Prière inspired by Saint Ignace, the first songs, by choosing the badge and while launching, in 1922, the bulletin the Chief.

Éclaireuses Éclaireurs of France Groups Alfred Taylor d' Hellemmes

Association of popular education, Layman of French scouting, creates in 1911 and recognized public utility, approved by the ministry for youth and the sports and community life, by the minister of education main road as an association complementary to the education of the children and the young people. the purpose of this association is education of the young people by the principles of the method scoute. She preaches several values such as the laicity, solidarity, écocitoyenneté, coeducation, the democracy. The Group of Hellemmes accommodates the wolf cubs (8-12ans), the scouts (12-15ans) and the Elder ones (15-17ans) in the center G. Engrand. The Girl guides and Scouts of France also proposes formations BAFA and BAFD to be stimulating or director of vacation center and leisures. The installation of the room in the center G. Engrand (100 m ²) is of 1992 on plans of Jean Duflot, architect, at a cost of 252 391,50 frankly S.

Social

Gardens in the city

Association law 1901 since the May 22nd 1990, functioning in the form of project since one year. The object is to allow young people and less young people, without employment, of being able to reintegrate itself in the additional gardening and activities. The first president was Marcel Clermont, at the time general secretary of the town of Hellemmes.

Doors of the sun

It is about a hearth of emergency reception (assistance, listening, information, lodging for seventeen men) founded in 1991 by Mr. Samuel Chevalier. In the course of the day, activities are proposed: Gardening, Football, Elimination of illiteracy, Pottery…). Each one must make the domestic maintenance of the room. The seat is located 48, rue Philippe-Lebon. The current president is Miss Grenon.

Médico-psycho-social Association

The AMPS is attached to the psychiatric hospital of Armentières. Association law 1901 created by meeting inaugural the October 6th 1977 held in town hall of Mons-in-Barœul. The goal of this association is the assumption of responsibility of the individuals presenting of the mental disorders within their usual framework of life, in particular by creation, the organization and the management of any structure likely to contribute to it. The sectorization of the activities of this association, in the department of North, started in 1960, and especially in 1972 with the assistance of the general advice, the goal being to look after the patients in their social environment, possibly in residence. The number of sectors is of forty and one for the adults, and twelve AND elements for the children. Thus, in 1979, is created the sector covering the communes of Hellemmes, Mons-in-Barœul, Lezennes, Lesquin, Annoy-Thumesnil and Ronchin.

Company of Saint-Ghislain help

This company was founded the October 9th 1847 under the patronage of the municipal council which adopted the reglementation of it the 31, Désiré Salembier being mayor. The office was composed of:

ED Millecamps, senior
Louis Mullier, vice-dean
Joseph Lefebvre, sedentary treasurer
Joseph Decalonne, secretary
A. Lepers, receiver
Henri Destroye, Constantin Delobel, Jean Delobel Baptist, Joseph Decalonne, founders.

The revised statutes the January 14th 1855 were approved in prefecture the 30 of the same month, O' Delant being mayor. In accordance with article 5 of the statutes, the president was named by the emperor Napoleon III the May 23rd 1855. The office was composed of:

Pierre Louis Noah, sculptor, president
Narcisse Laurent, vice-president
Louis Miquelle, treasurer
Joseph Lefebvre, treasurer
Jean Delobel Baptist, François Delobel, Jean Millecamps Baptist, Henri Agache and Louis Delobel, police chiefs.

The goals of the company had been defined to pay doctor and drugs with the member, to pour an allowance to them the duration of their disease, to deal with the expenses of funeral. The company disappeared at one unspecified time.

Residents' associations

People of the Mill

Residents' association created in 1999. Sit: 16, rue Charles-Gide.

Boldoduc houses

Association law 1901 creates the November 29th 1991. Various animations and activities in order to improve the quality of the life in the district and the communication enters the inhabitants.

Friendly of the tenants of the residence of the Spine

Association created in 1983 under the orientation of Mr. Michel Bleuze, affiliated with a national confederation of housing. The goals are defined in three points:

participation in work of the residence (maintenance of the buildings and green areas);
control of the conventions passed with the service providers;
proposals for cultural activities.

With its creation, association included/understood a commission of the habitat (stimulating Bernard van Belles), a commission of animation and foreign relations (stimulating Micheline Vanhoutte), a commission of the festivals (organizer C. Bleuze), a commission of the young people (organizer Georges Vanhoutte) and a committee of supply (organizer M.P. Simions).

Others

Tenants of Daguenière III
Tenants of the residence Jacquard
Tenant of the residence of the Gardens
Joint owner of the residence the Mimosas
Friendly Association tenants Guinguette
of the tenants of the Spine
Joint owners of the hamlet of the Corsair
Union of the tradesmen of Guinguette
Tenant residence the Bees

Music

Municipal brass band

Company melted with the municipal Harmony to form the municipal Music, after the First World War.

Municipal music

Exit of the fusion of the municipal Brass band and the municipal Harmony after the First World War. During this conflict, the two companies had lost a certain number of members: Henri Bredelle, Fernand Bossuwe, Emile Deffrennes, Achilles Dekeyser, Emile Desailly, Raymond Dhellemmes, Georges Dornaert, Rene Doucy, Fernand Ducrocq, Marcel Hildevert, Louis Lepers, Alfred Roland and Marcel Vauban. A commemorative plaque was affixed with the seat of the new business, with the old town hall, the November 26th 1922.

Municipal harmony

Exit of Philharmonic founded in 1858 per Mr. Gambette who was the first president (until in 1896).

Vice-president: Luce
Police chiefs: Screw, Lagache, Dubs and Defromont
Chief: Dhellemmes

The statutes of this company were approved only in 1878. The February 18th 1879, it receives the municipal nomination under the name of municipal Harmonie of Hellemmes-Lille.

In 1882, the municipal Harmony is presented to a contest with Roubaix where it obtains the first price of execution, thus reaching in the third division. This success is obtained under the direction of Mr. Morel.

In 1884, with Albert, the formation obtains four prices, Mr. Morel receives a special medal. Successes will continue. In 1884, the head office is transferred to the coffee from Alliance, street Roger-Salengro (which exists still nowadays). This same year, the office is composed of:

Mr. Sippel, president
Mr. Lefebvre, honorary president,
Mr. Gambette, founder president
Misters Lemahieu and Defaux, secretaries
Misters Dumoulin, Roussel, Colmant, Moyart, Rack, Debrabant, Henri Lefebvre and Suing, members of the office
Mr. Bonnier, chief who is always replaced this same year per Mr. Becquart.

In 1895, Paul Laigre, artist inhabitant of Lille, becomes chief whereas Mr. Becquart agrees to fulfill the functions of assistant manager. 1896, Mr. Gambette takes his retirement and becomes honorary president. It is replaced by Mr. Casier as president. Under its old name, the company takes share with the festivals of Lille and Calais. It passes shortly after under the direction of Mr. Gabelles with Mr. Dumoulin as under chief. It takes part in the festivals of Boulogne (1898) Blankenberghe (1899), Malo-the-Baths and Roubaix (1900).

In 1901, Mr. Gabelles, resigner, are replaced by Mr. Hennebelle who leads the music to Saint-Amand-the-Water then in Lille (1902). Lastly, in 1903, the company takes again the tradition of the contests and finds its successes of antan: three prices received with Puppet, and congratulations of the jury. The demonstrations continue with Lille (1904 and 1905), festivals of Fives and the Madeleine (1905), etc The commission of the Music of Hellemmes is composed then of:

Lefebvre, honorary president
Flament, vice-president
Leprêtre, treasurer
Defaux, secretary
Moyart, Screw, Merchant, Dumoulin, Preiss, Lebecq and Delfosse, police chiefs
Hennebelle, chief ordering fifty-five musicians.
Dumoulin, assistant manager

After the First World War, the company amalgamates with the municipal Fanfare, both having lost many members.

Symphonic circle

Created the February 14th 1909 (date of filing of the statutes) by:

Albert Guerin, president
Charles Agache, father, vice-president
Henri Inghels, directing chief
Henri Dhellemmes, assistant manager
Charles Agache, wire, secretary
Edmond Beaucamp, treasurer
Matthys, archivist
Hold and Maurage, police chiefs

Harmonize agents of the railroad of North

Included/understood in the Fifties hundred forty-five executants including twenty Clairon S and drum S.

Directeur: Henri Dhellemmes
Vice-presidents: Misters Yollant and Raynaud, engineers with the workshops of the material
active President: Mr. Parent, assistant manager of office, service provisioning

Others

Orchestre of harmony of Hellemmes
Chorale Hellemmes Let us sing

Dance and Theater

Company of the 8 reversed

Company of dance-theater creates by Carla Floris, its choreographer and artistic director of Hungarian origin, with Paris in 1986. In 1990, it comes to settle with Lille and constitutes a “Scandinavian” core. In 1999, it is fixed at Hellemmes-Lille, 57, rue Roger-Salengro.

Others

Coppélia
the theater of Quinquins

School and extra-curricular

Association of the Departmental Delegates of State education

President: Lucienne Millet, Seat: 24 rue du Chevalier de la Barre.

APE (Association of Parents of Raised) of the Center

President: Mondher Elj; Sit: 11, rue Marcel Sembat

APE Herriot

President: Isabelle Lamour; Sit: 50, rue du November 11th

Association of the 4 schools: for the parents of pupils of the Jenner schools, Sévigné, Berthelot and Dombrowsky.

President: Christian Laurent; Sit: 186, rue Ferdinand Mathias.

APE Saint Exupéry

. : Sylvie Kazmierski; President: Laurent Derosier; Sit: 9, impasse des Ronces.

APE Joseph

President: Jean-Marc Copies; Sit: 46, rue Edouard Vaillant

Catch

President: Jean Bacquart; Corresp. : Annie Dovergne; Sit: 92, rue Jean Bart

RécréAction

President: Ramah Natat; 69, rue Jeanne d'Arc

Edouard and Célestin go in boat; President: Fanny Sinna; Sit: 27, rue Turgot
Friendly Layman of the Barrier; President: Jean-Pierre Nivesse; 30, rue des Ecoles
AJECLE; President: Dominique Dupre; Sit: 4, path Fénelon
Halt Nursery “Acacias”

President: Evelyne Ledez; Direction: Sandrine Deneullin; Sit: Place Hentgès

Community home of the College Saint Exupéry

President: Robert Battles; Sit: street Ferdinand Bush

Youth hostel and Popular education, Groups Center

President: Daniel Durot; Sit: 100 bis, rue Fénelon -

Hearth of Popular education Notre Dame de Lourdes

President: Mr. Houssoy; Sit: 29, rue Ferrer -

Memory of Hellemmes

Association declared with the prefecture of North the June 5th 2000 ( Official journal of the July 11th 2000). Gathering and census of private deposits of files concerning the history of Hellemmes (President: Paul Termotte).

Real of the garages Ferdinand-Bush

Civil society particular to the capital of 12.000 francs made up according to act received by Delommez Master, notary with Ascq, the April 25th 1963. The first manager was Pierre Nodimar, domiciled in Hellemmes. This company was creates for management in joint ownership of a series of garages located in this way.

Other associations

War veterans

FNACA
of old of 43e IH
War veterans AFN railwaymen
Railwaymen war veterans

Others

Space young people (disappeared in 2005)
Club Léo-Lagrange
Club of canine education
VRCNTF
the free Feature
CNL Vault of Élocques
ACPG-AFN-CATM-TOE
ACAFN
Company of mutual aid of the members of the legion of catholic honor
Action of the children
Hellemmes first aid
Space Friendly solidarity of Hellemmes
Club of leisures White butterflies
Inter-age Hellemmes
of the volunteers of blood
UNARPA
VRCNTF
For better living
Aprofopsy Association 21
Without you my child
the Hours sharp MAPA
AIC
Interstice
Friendly of the Center
sociocultural Association of Hellemmes
Lillux
Exchanges France-Togo
friendly Union khmere
Amir Association the Prince
Association of the women kassaiennes
Association MSK
Association Karibou Africa
religious Organization France-Thailand
the Fairground stall
: Association creates in 1952 within the Inn of youth of Lille. Religious organization with nonlucrative goal directed towards promotion of the theater amateur.
: This association carries out each year the Festival of theater amateur of the countries of North in connection with the neighborhood house of Lille Fives, the theater of Night-White and the Regional union of the companies of theater and animation.
Léo-Lagrange - Consumption
Nord-Pas-de-Calais Tchernobyl
the Company
the Doors of the sun
Frelon Tee-Shirt
Comité of friendship Hellemmes-Naumburg
JOC-JOCF
Amicale of the communal personnel
ASH football
French Boxe quinquinnoise
Gymnastique volunteer
watery Ballets hellemmois
Club swims with palms
Tennis club hellemmois
ASH cycling
ASCH volleyball
Amicale of the Center - volley ball
Athletic 8 Unforeseen Pool billiards
blue Song of the filament
Omble Chevalier
French Billard hellemmois
Club of Supporters of the ASH football
Association Goals out of gold
Racing-club Lille Alliance
Atlantic Gym
Montgolfiers sport - ventures
Amis at sea young philatelists
young Actions Europe
new Société of rescue
: A deposit/meeting room is street Paul-Bert.
: Union of the companies of rescue at sea in form law 1901 in 1967. SNSM was born from the fusion of the central Company of rescue of the shipwrecked men (created in 1865) and of the hospital Breton rescuers (created in 1873). The SNSM counts two hundred and thirty stations of rescue.
CNL
the Collective of the giraffe
Aquanimalis
Bloco-Feliz
LM Vision
Union of the scenario writers amateurs
Innovation and development
philanthropic Anacrouse
Committee Hellemmes-Guinguette
AJHSA
FO Federation of the reprocessed railwaymen
CGT Trade union of the reprocessed railwaymen
Committee the commercial hellemmois
Friendly of the firemen
Hellemmes in memory
Memory of Friendly Hellemmes
of Guinguette
IZO
Assistance with the escape - billiards
Movement from the reprocessed Christians
Epin' Art
Development art of the magic and the spectacle
young Actions Hellemmes
Association " People of Hellemmes"

Agriculture and industries

Agriculture

Briefly let us point out the various modes of hiring:

the farmer rented the grounds for a “firm” price, whether harvests are good or bad.
the censier paid his hiring in the form of “rendages”, that is to say a percentage of the incomes of its work.

Various censiers

In 1770, are mentioned several other censiers, but without knowing of who they held their grounds:

Joseph Corsin
Mr. Grebert
Mr. the president Turpin
Antoine Duthoit cultivated a ground with ploughing of 14 hundreds leased

We also find the ground and supposed of Quiquempois. The seigniory and supposed of Quiquempois was located at Flers. François Ferdinand, count de Lannoy and of Year (1732-?) was the last lord of Quiquempois.

New agricultural buildings start to appear:

In 1733, the Hennion farm with the angle of the Roger-Salengro streets and Chanzy whose date of construction was reproduced on the gate.
the Duthoit farm, with the angle of the streets Alfred-Delattre and Roger-Salengro.
In 1779, the Dordin farm with the angle of the Chanzy streets and Roger-Salengro (veterinary).
the Dupont farm.

The July 13rd 1788, little before midday, a tornado sweeps the Belgium and the France, of Brussels to Tours. The priest of Cateau noted in the register of catholicity that, because of falls of hail, all the panes exposed to the west were broken, the torn off roofs, the completely devastated harvests. Another chronicler also evoked this tornado: let us hail, large like nuts and the shape of a shuttle of tisserands struck hares, makes a hecatomb of birds. Charente with the the Scheldt, the corns and rye were chopped. The Poitou, the Picardy, the Touraine, the Beauce and the Chartres-native country disappeared under cloudburst; eighteen parishes around Lille were seriously damaged. The harvest of grains, after the floods of spring, the followed canicular estival dryness hailstorms, was, by far, insufficient. In January 1789, snow falls for two months without interruption. In March 1789, the people revolt, the harvest of 1788 is practically exhausted.

the May 13rd, Dumouriez restores the order with Saint-Lo
the June 22nd, with Armentières, the regiment of Cop intervenes because of a riot
the July 11th, with Rouen, the workman of the textile start a riot
the July 12th, with Autun, popular rising
the July 13rd, with Sens, the market with the grains is plundered, Paris, the people plunders the convent Saint-Lazare
the July 14th, the Bastille was taken.

Horticulturists

; 4, rue du Prieuré: Gilbert Vandekerckhove exploited, towards 1950, 19 ares 50 centiares on Hellemmes. ; 355, rue Roger-Salengro: Victor Jobineau married with Mathilde Depecker yields the company to Moïse Gouillart, married with Fernande Chatelée, the April 21st 1932 (Conveyed with Cambric). In 1950, Moïse Gouillart exploited 26 ares and 46 centiares on Hellemmes (In 1960, it was always in activity). He died in Hellemmes the October 10th 1976. The exploitation was not taken again. ; 301, rue Roger-Salengro: Exploited, towards 1960, by Jean Mahieu.

Market-gardener

; 227, rue Faidherbe: Charlemagne Bouthez towards 1960

Farmers

; Street Delemazure: Exploited, in 1920, by Nory ; 5, rue Faidherbe: Exploited, in 1920, by Henri Samain ; 15, rue Faidherbe: Exploitatée in 1920 by Louis Catrisse ; 19, rue Faidherbe: Exploited, in 1920, by the widow of Charles Salembier ; 23, rue Faidherbe: Maurice Salembier exploited, towards 1950, 11 hectares 96 ares 25 centiares on Hellemmes, Flers and Mons-in-Barœul. Still in exploitation towards 1960 ; 48, rue Faidherbe: Exploited, towards 1960, by Andre Desquiens. In August 1990, the building is taken again by Duger knittings, which arrange a store there on a surface of 60 m ². This store is increased first once of 50 m ² in February 1991, then of 100 m ² in April 1993. The Duger company was created in March 1979 by the leaders of Dupe hosiery. In order to consolidate the perenniality of the company, the sale is made directly to the consumer. A first store is built with Linselles (Northern) in 1988, the second, in the buildings of the Desquiens farm in 1990, finally, third is installed with Méteren (Northern) in 1995. With regard to the store of Hellemmes, let us stress that the company made a point of respecting the charm of the old farm. ; 109, rue Faidherbe: Exploited until in 1921 by Gustave and Désiré Dewas, year when the exploitation is taken again by Jules Delporte ; 122, rue Roger-Salengro: Exploited, in 1920, by Henri Hennion ; 48, rue Faidherbe: André Desquienz exploited, towards 1950, 4 hectares 21 ares 70 centiares on Hellemmes, Lezennes and Annappes ; 144, rue Faidherbe: Exploited, in 1920, by the widow Manor house ; 178, rue Faidherbe: Francis Capon exploited, towards 1950, 7 hectares 30 ares 55 centiares on Hellemmes, Annappes and Flers. Exploitation still existing towards 1960. ; 25, rue Jacquart: Exploited, in 1920, by Leon Delerue ; 49, rue Jacquart: Albert Delerue exploited, towards 1950, 12 hectares 17 ares 73 centiares on Hellemmes, Annappes and Lezennes. Still in exploitation towards 1960 ; 18, rue Jeanne- d' Arc: Exploited in 1920 by Jean Baptist and Wished Leclercq ; Paving stone of the Mill: Alfred Desquiens exploited, towards 1950, 12 hectares 28 ares 31 centiares on Hellemmes, Lezennes, Annappes and Flers ; 102, paved Mill: Exploited, towards 1960, by Maurice Lefebvre (perhaps the same one as above) ; Paving stone of the Mill: Eugene Selosse exploited, towards 1950, 9 hectares 98 ares 73 centiares on Hellemmes, Flers, Annappes and Lezennes. Still in exploitation towards 1960 ; Street Raspail: Exploited, in 1920, by Roussel. In 1957, put of viability of the allotment says Raspail group, ranging between the streets Denis-Shoe-maker and Desired-Therby, from which construction just comes to be completed. ; Street Roger-Salengro: Exploited, in 1920, by Dordin ; 104, rue Roger-Salengro: This firm was transformed into private clinic veterinary surgeon by Alfred Delattre (who will make bore the street bearing his name). In 1920 exploited by itself ; 120, rue Roger-Salengro: Firm Hennion, built in 1733 (the date of construction was engraved on the gate). The buildings were transformed into 1848, following a fire. Jules Desmet exploited, worm 1950, 7 hectares 13 ares 91 centiares on the Hellemmes communes, Annappes and Flers ; 121, rue Roger-Salengro: Exploited, in 1920, by Adolphe Samain ; Street Roger-Salengro: Vanderstraeten whose farm was located at the site of the stores Penny Market and Eldy. In 1877, Vanderstraeten joins Cavrois to establish a brewery. ; Career Saint-Saver: Exploited, in 1920, by Plouvier. The Plouvier family settled in Hellemmes towards 1712, with Antoine, whose son Jean, farmer, died in Hellemmes in 1789 at age the 74 years, married to Hellemmes the April 12th 1712 with Marie Agnès Fayen (born in Hellemmes the September 26th 1677, died before 1747), girl of Andre and Jeanne Duthoit. If Jean Plouvier is known as farmer at the time of his marriage, his/her oldest son will be known as plowman, his grandson André Druon will be described as farmer. Allied family in Fayen, Manor house, Despinoy, Samain, Lienard, etc As of second half of the 19th century, Hellemmes becomes already an industrial city with the establishment of the workshops the SNCF and the factory of Fives. For better sticking the personnel, courées start to appear (see the chapter streets). Currently, the number of social housing is of thousand six hundred and sixty two. Their management is ensured by various organizations: which it is necessary to add the SCIC for 96 residences.

Companies

Écourcheu, giant of Hellemmes

Of a five meters height, he was baptized the March 18th 1983 in the presence of the giants of Lille, Lydéric and Phinaert, and of the giant of the district Saint-Maurice, Barberousse. The écourcheu is a workman blacksmith symbolizing the metallurgical industry which made the great hours of our city. A écourcheu is the name patois of the leather apron which covered the knees of the metallurgy workman, and more especially of the blacksmiths.

In 1990, the 248 companies installed on Hellemmes, classified by type of activity, were distributed as follows:

Services: 45%
Industry: 18%
Wholesale: 6%
Retail business: 31%

and, according to their size, they were distributed:

1 to 10 people: 50%
11 to 49 people: 5%
50 people and more: 3%
0 person, or effective unknown: 42%

The companies employing from 11 to 50 people, either 21, represent 1581 paid, or a little less than half of the active population hellemmoise.

In 1990, one counted 6612 credits on a total population of 18.122 inhabitants, that is to say approximately a third of the population.

The active population of Hellemmes is mainly made up of workmen and employees (67% in 1982, 68% in 1990); the workmen are majority there (36% in 1982, 35% in 1990).

The craftsmen, tradesmen and heads of undertaking are in fall not to represent, in 1990, that 5% of the active population.

The artisanal companies, always into 1990, are divided as follows:

Building: 38%
Repair, transport, service: 36%
Food: 16%
Manufacture of metals: 5% Textile
, clothing: 1%
Other manufacture: 4%

Workshops the SNCF

Development of the Northern network

The first railroads of North are built by the company of Anzin which moves on rail of the coal tip trucks as of 1811. In 1833, engineer Paul Cartiau proposes to use the force of the vapor, as that was already made with the the United Kingdom since 1804.

The August 11th 1842, a first convoy Belgian starts from Mouscron towards Lille. At that time, one fears the commercial relations with the Belgium (with the area inhabitant of Lille) of which the railway network strongly more is developed. The public opinion claims the creation of the line Paris - Lille.

In July 1843, the public Minister for Labor accepts the principle of a Paris-Lille connection by the rail. The Company of North, formed by the Rothschild family, is declared contractor of the line. She refuses that Paris-Lille crosses the fortifications inhabitants of Lille, which will not prevent the festival during the official unveiling, the June 14th 1846. The railroad becomes the feeder cord of the agglomeration (flax, spinning mills, hosiery…). It will be necessary nearly one half-century to harmonize the station of Lille with the importance of its traffic.

By the law of the July 26th 1844, the railroad of Paris towards the the United Kingdom is directed on Calais and Dunkirk. Boulogne will be served by Amiens until in 1867, date of the construction of the Boulogne-Calais section. Paris-Calais will pass by Lille. The structure of the network is already well drawn during the creation of the Company of the railroads of North (July 9th 1845).

The first hard Lille-Paris voyage 14 hours (May 4th 1846). The Company of North amalgamates with that of Creil to Saint-Quentin in 1847, then with that from Amiens in Boulogne in 1851.

In 1856, an international service with through carriages in first class opens between Brussels and Calais bound for London, with a stop in Lille. In 1860, the section Lens - Forest gives to Lille an access on the coal basin of the Pas-de-Calais. The following year, the section Lens- Béthune finishes the line known as “of the Collieries”.

In June 1870, the hot line Lille Valencian is opened with the exploitation. Valencians is connected to Aulnoye in September 1872: Lille thus obtains an direct access with the Lorraine field and the establishment metallurgical of the the Ardennes. July 1st 1876, one opens the line Lille Based the. It will be prolonged until Saint-pol. on Ternoise, Abbeville and Tréport between 1875 and 1881.

The development in cross of the network makes of Lille a strategic city, and the area inhabitant of Lille, the transport route of the anglo-Rhenish traffic. It is this network which the Company of North bequeaths to the SNCF in 1938. The profile of the network of North, definite before 1900, will remain the same one until the electrification, in 1955.

Industrial plant of maintenance of the material

The construction of the workshops began in 1873, on plans of engineer Ferdinand Mathias. As of 1878, a hundred and twenty engines passed in repair and maintenance, hundred sixty-eight in 1922.

The real unit included/understood a repair shop of engines, a repair shop of rolling stock and a regional store.

In 1965, nearly twenty thousand machines had passed to Hellemmes for small or major repairss.

, In units, workshops left the following machines:

1884 to 1889: 46
1898 to 1899: 7
1900 to 1906: 105
1904 to 1911: 50
1911 to 1928: 48
1929 to 1935: 50

Various series of engines were born in our workshops, in collaboration with the workshops of the Vault which provided certain parts. Thus transfer the day:

of 1884 to 1889:

19 locos series 3001 to 3019 to 3 axles (031)
10 locos series 3987 to 3996 to 3 axles coupled (030)
17 locos of the series 2019 to 2035 to 2 coupled axles (020 T), baptized “bicycles” by the mechanics

of 1898 to 1899:

7 locos of series 3901 to 3907 (030 TB), of the type “Bourbonnais”

of 1900 to 1906:

75 locos of series 2231 to 2305 to 2 coupled axles (222 MT), called “Revolver”
10 locos of the series 3226 à3235 with 3 axles coupled (230 A) of the series Compound, called “Chocolate”
5 locos of series 3711 to 3715 to 3 axles coupled (230 MT)
25 locos of series 3513 to 3537 to 3 axles coupled called “Ten-Wheel” with vapor saturated

with 1907 to 1911:

2 locos of series 31101 to 31102 (232) standard “Baltic”
48 locos of series 6121 to 6168 (031-130 MT and TB) standard “Large belt”

of 1912 to 1928:

20 locos of series 3558 to 3577 (230 D) Ten Wheel, continuation of a preceding series with overheating
5 locos of series 3861 to 3865 to 3 axles coupled (232 MT)
1 loco 31942 (130 B) called “Mogul”
22 locos of series 5001 to 5022 (150A) standard “Décapod”

of 1929 to 1935:

2 locos of series 4701 and 2 (141 A-C-D-E) standard “Mikado”
26 locos of series 41201 and 41203 to 41205 (141 TC) standard heavy of “Suburbs”
22 locos of series 51209 to 51230 (150 B and D) standard “Décapod”

The workshops bid their farewell with the vapor the July 23rd 1965 with the 141 TC 39 which represented the 11.717e and last engine with vapor. On this occasion, the traditional speech was made by Mr. Lhopitalier, engineer principal. In 1957, the workshops undertake their reconversion which must lead them to revise two hundred electric machines per annum in 1970.

Since January 1999, the EIMM has as essential tasks: changes of parts, repairs following accidents, visits general, operations of esthetic comfort.

Its missions integrate:

1 series of electric engines (Class 92)
4 series of TGV (TGV network covering the whole of France, and traversing the Bet-Brussels-Amsterdam line; Duplex TGV allowing to avoid the saturation of the lines; Eurostar; Thalys, which ensures the connection Paris-Brussels-Cologne-Amsterdam)
4 series of security systems (Speed control by beacon; traction of reversibility by multiplexing; equipment of transmission sees/machine; apparatus of acquisition of treatment and recording of the static signals)
it is convergent with the EIMM of Bischeim for the series of South-eastern and Atlantic TGV.

CFTC trade union of the railwaymen

The Trade union of the railwaymen was founded in 1928; the section of North, having held its first meeting the October 15th of the same year, is constituted in trade union on January 1st 1921. The October 16th 1927, the trade union of network was constituted in Union of trade unions including/understanding:

16 declared trade unions
12 groups
7 correspondents

Among the realization of the union of North, let us quote the case of the shareholding, the relief fund (March 1929), the technical commissions (about 1928). Services of joint purchases, rebates on invoices, of the family mutual insurance companies or the circles of studies are the prerogative of some trade unions.

Leon Vieillefon, collaborator with the Christian working newspaper the People , founder of the popular Institute of Hellemmes. It was, in 1912, one of the founders of the Trade union of the railwaymen of Hellemmes.
Joseph Delpierre: formed in Hellemmes before its assignment with Valencians, member of the federal council.

The Company of Fives

In 1861, the company Parent-Shacken-Caillet and Company, subsidiary of the Company of the railroads of the Rhone, which has a factory already with Givors (the Rhone) buys 10 hectares of ground located on Lille and Hellemmes at Denis of Toll, notary in Lille. This company builds in 1865 on Fives a new factory which will be called Compagnie of Fives-Lille.

1914: construction of the workshops of foundry, modelling, the forging mills and the store of the models in edge of the streets Chanzy, Dordin, Sailor-hat, Jean-Jaurès and Ferdinand-Mathias.
1923: first housing construction workmen campaign, with their roadway system, between the streets Jacquart, Jules-Guesde and Fénelon.
1926: construction of twenty-three houses along the Bocquet park with sports ground, as well as four collectives street Jean-Jaurès.

College FCB

The ground, located at the angle of the streets Dordin and Chanzy, has a surface of 1 ha 59 A. It was bought by the Company of Fives in 1912. In 1920 was set up the “American hangar”, which will be destroyed between 1960 and 1970. Other constructions will be high: the workshop of bending of the short elbows and the workshop of the apprentices in 1931, buildings used to give advanced courses in 1950, four new classrooms and the surface of sport in 1973; this same year, the workshops are transformed.

In 1980, the college is transferred to the academy from Lille. It will cease in September 1997 definitively. Of 1973 with 1977, the buildings will have been used only for the technical school.

According to the declaration of the activities of FCB on this site made with the prefecture in 1960, we can note:

the crushing of mineral products
storage in coke heap
the scouring of metals to sand or by metal shot-blasting
inside the workshop of the elbows were
a sand spreader
an apparatus to granulate
the bending of the tubes of small and average diameter

The textile

Before the Revolution of 1789, the work of the Wool, initially only family acivity, is directed towards the craft industry. The rural ones, during the winter, weave the wool yarn manufactured with the Quenouille or the family wheel. This second activity is an element of stability of the incomes. Truths craftsmen follow which live only of their work, then the traders. Those buy wool and cotton, make them spin the winter by the small craftsman or the farmer. The products are sold at spring.
La Révolution makes us pass from the trader to the contractor. The traders had been able to manage at the beginning of the 19th century to acquire the capital necessary to the upheaval of the production structure of the textile.
Les important technical innovations increases the productivity as of 1800. The wheel is competed with by Mull Jenny which carries thirty pins. The steam engine makes its appearance in North towards 1820. The traders transform themselves then into contractors.

Viarmet

Rue Faidherbe

Weaving A. Claude

196, rue Jacquard. Created in 1879, it is established in Hellemmes in 1905 following the purchase of the Lechien factory. Member of the Union of the manufacturers of fabric of Gérardmer (the Vosges).

Textile counter of North (public limit company)

Old establishments Delesalle and Compagnie. The Delesalle family is represented in the military caste of Ier Empire by the lieutenant-colonel knight Delesalle (1773 - 1838) who, after being itself distinguished on the principal battle fields from the Napoleonean epopee, died in Lille. He was the proper uncle of the Delesalle-Desmedt spinner. The current factory is that which was repurchased in Decourchelle; the old one was street Rorger-Salengro, at the end of the dead end Delesalle Voir in Yon and Decourchelle.

The company includes/understands moreover:

Nydel (subsidiary company)
Tissco
Barbry Cambron (28%)
Masulaine

Passementerie Baker

Manufacture with fringes. It was located street Faidherbe, face with the Farm, and went to the street Jeanne-with Arc. It disappeared at the time of the second world war.

Crespel

92, rue Victor-Hugo, but the head office is with 38, boulevard Carnot, in Lille. Manufacture of wire and twisted. In the beginning, it is about a manufacturing plant of laces. Elder Delespaul sells in 1859 the company in Charles Crespel and his associate, his brother-in-law Auguste Descamps. Crespel spin the Coton since good before the Révolution of 1789. Auguste Descamps had married the September 30th 1850 with Léonie Pink Crespel. He had founded in 1839, with Fauchille, a partnership. Towards 1910, Albert Crespel deals more especially with the factory of Hellemmes for the manufacture of wire twisted of cotton flax then. During the Second world war, the factory is bombarded, a plane fall even above, but it continues to function with the idle. Between 1960 and 1965, the company gathers on Comines. In 1969, it belongs to the textile general Consortium: fusion with the Agache company (see spinning mill Dufour). The wire in busy hank of mode, the customers required wire in balls. Also, Albert Crespel was the inventor of famous the small carton letting leave the wire by a small hole, and very required by the housewives. Currently, the site is occupied by the Conforama supermarket.

Élie Decourchelle-Dassonville

Weaving which was located at 109, rue Jeanne- d' Arc with Hellemmes. The property currently forms part of the outdoor center Gustave-Engrand (Guinguette) Élie Decourchelle, born the August 31st 1823 with Lannoy, is resulting from a family of Protestant workmen. His/her father, Sebastien, and his/her grandfather, Francois, are turners out of wooden. He Marie with a catholic, Marie Dassonville, and dies in Hellemmes the January 29th 1909. Of his/her eight brothers and sisters, only Stéphanie will survive and die unmarried in 1921. Foreman at the Company Boutmy de Lannoy, it joins Eugene Guillemaud to create a spinning mill, but separates from his partner a few years later. Of its marriage, two children come: Celine, born in 1857, dies unmarried in 1942. He dies the January 29th 1909 with Hellemmes. His/her son, Jules Élie Joseph (born in 1855, died with Hellemmes the January 26th 1908, husband of Marguerite Debay) continues the work of his father and built a weaving behind the spinning mill. The specialities of the company were composed of mechanical weaving, toilet and table linen, imagination. In 1903, the factory is invaded, the bolts of canvas tended through the street to stop the cavalry ( the Illustration of the October 24th 1903, page 279). The quality of work is rewarded by a gold medal during the World Fair of Paris in 1889 and the Grand Prix during the World Fair of Paris of 1900, with, as addresses, 29, rue du Vieux-Faubourg in Lille. The wire of Jules Decourchelle not having succeeded in maintaining the good walk of weaving, the company is sold in 1911. Raymond Voituriez acquired the part weaving, the spinning mill was acquired by Yon.

Delebart-Mallet

53, rue Roger-Salengro and 73, rue Chanzy with Hellemmes. Spinning mill and twist mill. The Mallet company had been created in Esquermes. It counted 32.000 pins in 1853 and 400 workmen in 1866. The Delebart company had been created in Fives. It counted 220 workmen in 1860. The factory was built in 1898 by the British group The Fine Knitting machine Spinners and Doublers which will enter later three years the capital of Delebart-Mallet. In 1840 was born in Lille a factory from construction from machines rested by Pierre Delebart. He will marry a girl Mallet (who had created a cotton-spinning in 1830) which, in partnership with Vantroyen was owner in Lille of a cotton-spinning. In 1856, the cotton shakers of Lille and its suburbs were intended to impose their conditions on their owners. Indeed, in times of crisis, the wages decreased because the industrialists reduced the rate of them, and especially the number of work hours, arrived sometimes at complete unemployment. When the economic conjuncture was good, the labor was required. Thus, with regard to the beaters of Vantroyen, the conciliation boards named an expert, the industrialist Thiriez, of which the conclusions were unfavourable to the workmen who, déboutés, took again their booklets and were made engage at Flament-Courbon in Lille. In 1842, Pierre Delebart joins Henri Lardemer to open two new workshops; association is broken in 1853. Delebart-Mallet repurchases in 1880 the spinning mill of his/her brothers-in-law, establishes a new factory with Mons-in-Barœul in 1914, absorbs the Brabant-Vandier spinning mill of Loos in 1920. At that time, Delebart-Mallet is with the fact of its power (200 000 pins). The great stir of the textile sector of 1961 was going to change all gives it. In 1964, the group Fine Knitting machine Spinners and Doublers, which had already taken the total control of Delebart-Mallet, is in its turn absorptive by Courtaulds. Three units of the group including/understanding Hellemmes, Loos and Douai its joined together under Delebart-Mallet company name. The December 18th 1989, the company was certified by French Association for the quality assurance. In 1990, the company produced 90 tons of wire at the week. The factory of Hellemmes passed under control of Courtault France then of Mossley.

The Cotton one of Hellemmes (Mossley)

The established factory street Roger-Salengro passed between several hands, of which Delebart-Mallet (see above), the group Courtaulds France. Currently, left the Mossley group, it was put in liquidation the June 26th 2001. The company hellemmoise is included/understood in a conglomerate of companies controlled by Philippe Meillassoux, who directs moreover Mossley-Sartel (in Lome), Virolois limited liability company in Tourcoing, that is to say a whole of 36 companies linked by various bonds (direct participation or agreement of union). The Mossley group seems to be directed towards clothing, and delocalizes some of its companies in South Africa (Mossley Natal) and in Turkey (Mossley Adana).

Delesalle weaving

See textile Counter of North

Friegs

16, rue Victor-Hugo.

Gratry weaving

Public limit company whose head office was with Lille, 15, rue de Pas. Manufacture of fabrics, their dyeing and finish. Factories were established on Hellemmes, Halluin, Morestel. In 1969, belonged to the textile general Consortium (see Spinning mill Dufour).

Eugene Guillemaud and Compagnie

Founded in 1880 by Eugene Guillemaud, engineer of Arts and Trades, with his/her son Andre, engineer of Arts and Manufactures. Limited partnership, 6, rue Jacquard. Spinning mill of flax and packing S with dryness. It included/understood in 1914 2.200 pins with wet and 4.300 pins with dryness. Ransacked by the Germans in 1914, it was reconstituted in 1923 to be devoted to chemistry.

Pascalin

The factory of weaving was located on the current Capon place. Disappeared after the war.

Lechien

Weaving located at 196, rue Jacquart with Hellemmes as of 1879. See Lechien and L. Pattyn whose head office is in Lille, street of Molinel. The factory was repurchased in 1905 by A. Claude.

J. Thiriez Father & Wire and Cartier Bresson

The factory in fact was located on the side inhabitant of Lille of the street Victor-Hugo. Old factory Viarme, Frings & Co. With amalgamated with Dolfus-Mieg (undertaken Lorraine creates at the 18th century).

Lorent-Lescornez spinning mill

In 1880, Victor Lorent established on Hellemmes a treatment plant of wire of flax for weaving. From its heat with work, the establishment develops quickly, extending to the wire from hemp for thread-making factory and rope manufacture like with combed packing. Ambition of Victor Lorent: to manufacture perfect products. With this intention, it joins in 1898 Paul Dufour. A spinning mill employing 300 workmen is then established street Sailor-hat.

In January 1906, a fire bursts and extends on 2.500 m ², caused, seems it, by a Court-circuit. the Echo of North summarizes the disaster thus: “A flame reddens the one morning old shade of winter, it grows with a fantastic speed. Six hundred workmen are shaken by fear, the blazing inferno forms an imposing spectacle of terror. ” The damage is important: 150.000 francs for the buildings, 750.000 francs for the goods. The unit spinning mill, partly financed by the insurances is rebuilt street Sadi-Carnot (street Roger-Salengro).

Died of Victor Lorent in 1913, Paul Dufour joins her cousin Eugene Dufour. At the beginning of the First World War, the company counts 700 workmen and uses 1.800 horses on a surface of 4,5 hectares (7 in 1935). During the conflict, the occupant empties the factory of his material, but the activities can begin again as of 1919. Meanwhile, the company increased by the purchase of the factory of the Large Mill with Amilly (Loiret) where a twist mill is installed.

As of the recovery, a steam engine turns, a first trade prepares the flax for the spinning mill. In 1933, one counted 11.132 pins with dryness, classifying the company with the third regional rank.

The Second world war brings its quota of misfortunes: bombardments, flights of copper, difficulties of provisioning. Most of the material of production is requisitioned then sent in Germany. In spite of the difficulties, the direction of the factory reviews honor to maintain would be this only one minimum of activity.

In 1951, 1050 workmen and frameworks work on the site, but comes the recession. In 1968, the Paul company and Eugene Dufour is known as technically without industrial activity. Initially, it receives assets brought in of nine other companies, thus making pass its capital from 1 to 99 franc million. The following year, eight other companies join the group of which Gratry and Crespel.

The capital of the textile general Consortium was carried out in its first study, i.e. the legal constitution before reorganization by the Willot group. But the factory did not exist any more but on paper, having become the seat, very provisional, of what will become the Agache-Willot group. Currently, the building is occupied by the White butterflies.

Twist mill and cable-making of Hellemmes

Public limit company located 17 and 19, rue Roger-Salengro.

Raymond Conveyed

Head office: 5 bis, rue Degland in Lille. Mechanical public limit company of weaving of fabrics on Hellemmes and Gondecourt. It was the subject of a friendly liquidation the September 18th 1941 (decision of the general meeting of the shareholders on September 5th 1935).

Paul and Alphonse Yon

206, rue Faidherbe with Hellemmes. The company was created on Lille, street Maire. On this site, it counted 4.000 pins in 1840, 9.000 in 1859 (and approximately 90 workmen). The treaty of the January 23rd 1860 with the England makes fear restrictions of Coton. The spinners of the Yon company see their reduced wages of 8%. The same applies in all the spinning mills (in June 1861, Delsalle lowers the wages of 5%). Spinning mill of flax and packing established on Hellemmes in 1870. In 1914, it produced 7.000 pins of dry and wet flax. The company was repurchased by Delesalle.

Sharecropper aromatic

Head office: Saint-Maur-of-Ditches. Mr. Métayer, engineer of the 3Ecole Nationale Sup3erieure of chemistry of Paris creates his company as of 1956 with Champigny-sur-Marne. By a preoccupation with a delocalization, the company settles in 1962 in the buildings of industrial use of the old Dufour spinning mill, with 36, rue Roger-Salengro. Now, of the branches were created in Belgium, Suisse, Canada, Spain, an agency with the the United States of America. Export is done towards 75 countries. The Métayer company aromatic become METAROM France in 1999 left Hellemmes at the end of 2003 for a regrouping of its French sites with Boves in the Sum (80).

The laboiratire Anios

Company creates in 1898, specialist in disinfectants. It settles in Hellemmes in September 1989.

Water of North

Paving stone of the Mill. The technical center of Water of North settled at this address in 1973.

The Pediment

Rue Faidherbe, in the old buildings of Lhoste transport. Sports complex in limited liability company. Work, taken charges some by the ODN, lasted eight month. Inaugurated the December 15th 1990. Squash, Musculation, Gymnastic, Badminton.

Printing works Québécor

The buildings were built streets Jean-Jaurès and Chanzy on behalf of the company of Héliogravure Jean Didier on waste lands of the factory of Fives. The factory of Hellemmes is one of the six of the group. The act of purchase of the ground was signed the November 23rd 1981. The rotary printing-presses turned in 1984. The factory was repurchased by Québécor.

The Ravet-Anceau directories

Victor Ravet, not succeeding in the businesses, occupied only one modest employment at the station of Lille in 1847. Candidate with the constituent Assembly, it obtains only very little voice, May his profession of faith - and its club of the Friends of the People - attracts the curious ones. In 1849, it announces the creation of the Bank of the People which hardly have success. In 1851, we find it as writer of the various facts and the agricultural meetings to the Messager of North .

It does not seem to be worried following its protests against the coup d'etat (December 4th 1851). After a large work of investigation, it launches as of 1853 its directory of Lille and its district which will appear then annually. Pierre Nickel silver father, of Lorraine origin, had chosen expatrier to escape the German occupation from 1870. Taken refuge with Antwerp (Belgium), it founds a company of export and maritime transport. It is in 1896 that it settles in Lille where among its many functions, it is named Consul of Belgium. In partnership with Xavier Battet, it buys in Victor Ravet the already famous Ravet-Anceau . The first directory, of 1853, included/understood four hundred pages. Pierre Melchior wire develops the directory in four volumes with charts, covering North and the Pas-de-Calais, is a whole of fifteen thousand pages. It is in 1959 that the company settles in the offices of the old Dufour spinning mill, street Roger-Salengro. In 1967, the clouds start to obscure the family company. Competition becomes very hard with the appearance, inter alia, of the famous yellow pages of the phone book, and the Havas directories.

The transfer with American Dun & Bradstreet, in partnership with the Bank Scalbert, becomes inevitable in 1973, although the former owner remains director. Ten years later, the bulky volumes are replaced by sixteen smaller directories. The American disillusions and resells the company with Stephan Maillard who transferred it, a few years ago, with Villeneuve-with Ascq.

Spriet brewery

Announced in 1898 as established in the small island ranging between the streets Testelin, Kléber, Denis-Shoe-maker and Raspail.

Brewery Small

Quoted in 1870. It amalgamates in 1870 with the Desnoulez brewery to form the brewery of the Future whose seat will be in Lille, street of Aguesseau.

Desnoulez brewery

Announced in 1877, it was located street Faidherbe (at the site of the Fronton . It was replaced by the Vin of the Rocks . It amalgamates in 1870 with the Petit brewery to form the brewery of the Future.

Derieppe brewery

Rue Raspail. After 1870 in the group the Future will be integrated of which already part the breweries Desnoulez and Petit formed.

Brewery the Sower

In 1877, two brewers are announced on the territory of Hellemmes: Auguste Desnoulez (street Faidherbe) and Cavrois-Vanderstraeten (street Roger-Salengro). However, there were to be others, each bar of them, practically, manufactured its artisanal beer. The February 9th 1866, a request for construction of brewery is deposited in prefecture by Vanderstraeten. In 1888, Alexis Lefebvre takes again the company (the prefecture requires of him to justify of its authorization to brew by mail of August 9th 1891). In 1922, the brewery Lefebvre-Verse amalgamates with the brewery Dupont-Lefer malt factory installed in Lille (Saint-Maurice). First of all, the company takes the company name of “the Gallic one”, but changes quickly (without the reason being known of the public) for that of “the Sower”. After the First World War (approximately 1928), the methods of production changes (especially in Alsace, Czechoslovakia, etc), the Sower must pass to an industrial production. A new construction will include remainders of the old farm according to the project drawn up by the cabinet of industrial architecture E. Tampan of Roubaix (see the similarity of buildings of industrial use being on Roubaix with the Sower). Between 1949 and 1952, new constructions and transformations come to be added, on plans of the Arcadet architect:

1955 : the tower is elevated of three stages.
1960 : construction of a building with framework concrete with a vast basement.
1965 : construction of a building identical to the angle of the streets Gambetta and Roger-Salengro.
1971 : acquisition of the old stewardship of the SNCF enters the streets Joseph-Bara and Marc-Séguin place, construction of two hangars to the angle of the Voltaire streets and Ferdinand-Mathias (appendix known as “Union”).

In 1985, a general reform of the industry of mixing starts. Jacques François Bonduelle (who had been general president-director of Pelforth and of the Pélican before these marks are not taken again by Heineken, had already repurchased three other breweries with Solesmes (Solesmes SA) with Denain and Avesnes-on-Helpe to form JFB Brasseries, takes again the Sower. In 1988, the Saint-Arnould group increases by taking again the Sower who is consequently condemned. This retrocession would have been done without the knowledge of Dupont (majority in SA, but, according to the rumor, another problem would have arisen: one of the joint shareholders would have wished “to take again its balls”.

Closed down soon, part of the buildings is demolished partly to leave the place to the trade “Penny Market”, whereas the ground floor of the tower is occupied by the trade “Eldy”.

The hangar (as well as the court) ranging between the streets Joseph-Bara, Vanderstraeten and Ferdinand-Mathias was taken again by the company “Trocante”. The hangar ranging between the streets F. - Mathias, Paul-Bert, Voltaire and Salembier were acquired by Mr. Debruyne, carriage-builder. The potential currently remaining represents 2.400 m ² livable, of the garages in basement and a room of approximately 800 m ² in basement. The reconversion of this waste land represents for Mr. Vandemorteele a project with average expiry.

The foundry God

Company formerly installed Flavigny dead end. The property was bought by the town of Lille the February 27th 1997 (Minot and Larivière in Lille) at the urban community of Lille. This one had become about it owner following the purchase made the May 16th 1995 (Deletoille in Lille) of Gaston God husband of Marcelle Verdière who, themselves, had bought it in Joseph Navet and his wife Monique Delcambre the November 27th 1959 (Cop with Ronchin).

Chemistry Derived Brunel

Head office: 6, rue Jacquard. Public limit company which installed a factory of production and a storeroom with Hellemmes, street Jacquard, in 1946. A storeroom of end products and offices are installed street from Madagascar to Lille, a storeroom of end products with Templemars. The company manufactures and markets maintenance products and of decoration for wood and the house in general. Wishing to leave the site of Lille, Mr. Thorens, general president-director of the company considered, in 2000, to leave the site of Lille and to transfer it to Hellemmes, by increasing this last. A building of industrial use is built in 1975 (allowed to build the March 19th 1975). In 1999, the capital of the company is held by the Doucet company, of Paris, whose objective is to constitute a die in the trade of Brunel by the acquisition of several companies in this branch of industry.

Survey firm of model and tools (SEMO)

Rue Philippe-Lebon.
Le head office is fixed at Lille. This company has two subsidiary companies: Frapalu, department of cutting and stamping, E2I, research department of design CAO-CFAO. Moreover, it is associated with the Cofimeta group of the Arbel group.
Depuis 1946, the SEMO is specialized in the make up work on press. In 1959, it directs its manufacture towards the study and the realization of press tools. With the acquisition of the first numerical control, in 1978, the SEMO chooses the modernism.
La company specialized in the subcontracting of utmost precision for companies like Matra, Dassault, IBM. However, it covers other branches of industry like the study and the design of tools, the manufacture of tools of stamping, progressive-action tools and machining of parts, the production of parts on presses and the work of fine sheet-iron works, micromechanics, machining.
La poses first stone for construction of buildings on Hellemmes took place the April 5th 1991.

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