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Jeffrey Manufacturing Company Plumbers and Woodworkers Department photograph

Interior photograph of the Jeffrey Manufacturing Company Plumbers and Woodworkers Department displaying patriotic spirit during World War I. In 1876, Joseph Jeffrey formed a partnership with Francis Lechner and Francis Sessions, to form the Lechner Mining Machine Company. After several years, the partners succeeded in producing the world’s first coal mining machines. In 1887, Jeffrey bought out the other partners and formed The Jeffrey Manufacturing Company. A year later, in 1888, the company moved to its First Avenue location. The Company manufactured cutting machines, conveyors, and mine locomotives for the coal mining industry. In 1946 the Company name was changed to the Jeffrey Company. Jeffrey Mining Products was sold to Dresser Industries, Inc. of Dallas in 1974. By 1987 most of the original plant buildings had been torn down.

Date
1917
Archive
Wikimedia Commons
Type
photograph
Original size
4,042 × 2,698 pixels

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Reason: public domain: US.

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