Anna H. Deubel Seaberg (5 Sept 1900 -10 July 2000) was born in Danbury, Ct. and spent her entire career at the Clark Box Company, rising to rank of supervisor of the printing department.

The Clark Box Company was founded in 1891, and at one time employed 200 people. In 1900, it moved from the former Canal Street (Depot Place) to 436 Main at Water Street. The buildings at right were razed in the mid-1950s after the state purchased the property for the Danbury Expressway/Interstate 84. The company produced hat boxes, and wooden cases for shipping hats.

The following photos are from Anna Seaberg's photo album, and show her and her co-workers outside the factory about 1918-1920. Please let me know if you can identify any additional people in these pictures. Click on photo below to view enlarged image.