Fifty Years of Glass Making 1869 1919
Fifty Years of Glass Making 1869 1919
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The employees numbered about 150. The plant was generally known throughout the glass industry by the nickname "Dolly Varden. " In 1880 the factory of Atterbury & Company, known as the "White House" and located at Tenth and Carson Streets, South Side, was leased and operated by Mr. Macbeth under the name Geo. A. Macbeth & Company. The output, which was confined to lead glass chimneys, reflectors and lantern globes, was melted in a ten-pot furnace.
In 1881 Muzzy & Company, operating the Keystone ...Flint Glass Works, and Geo. A. Macbeth & Company were absorbed in a corporation which was called the Geo. A. Macbeth Company. The principal owners were Geo. A. Macbeth, Harry Darlington, W. G. Muzzy and C. Z. F. Rott. Coincident with the formation of the new company, the plant at Second and Try Streets was abandoned.
In 1882 the Geo. A. Macbeth Company, in the plant at Tenth and Carson Streets, built a fourteen-pot Thirty-three "White House" Employees, Geo. A. Macbeth Company "Deep Eye" furnace, the largest melting unit of its kind in the United States at that time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The employees numbered about 150. The plant was generally known throughout the glass industry by the nickname "Dolly Varden. " In 1880 the factory of Atterbury & Company, known as the "White House" and located at Tenth and Carson Streets, South Side, was leased and operated by Mr. Macbeth under the name Geo. A. Macbeth & Company. The output, which was confined to lead glass chimneys, reflectors and lantern globes, was melted in a ten-pot furnace.
In 1881 Muzzy & Company, operating the Keystone ...Flint Glass Works, and Geo. A. Macbeth & Company were absorbed in a corporation which was called the Geo. A. Macbeth Company. The principal owners were Geo. A. Macbeth, Harry Darlington, W. G. Muzzy and C. Z. F. Rott. Coincident with the formation of the new company, the plant at Second and Try Streets was abandoned.
In 1882 the Geo. A. Macbeth Company, in the plant at Tenth and Carson Streets, built a fourteen-pot Thirty-three "White House" Employees, Geo. A. Macbeth Company "Deep Eye" furnace, the largest melting unit of its kind in the United States at that time.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pittsburgh Macbeth Evans Glass Company to read onlineMoreLess
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