Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

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Thayer-Houghton Co (USA)

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of Worcester, Mass, USA

Machine tool makers.

It began as the shop of I. S. Chapman, where Hannibal Hamlin Houghton was employed. Alexander and Sewall Thayer bought the business and operated it as A. & S. Thayer.

Thayer, Houghton & Co was formed as a partnership of Alexander Thayer (born 15 Jun 1813, Bellingham, Norfolk County, Mass., died 23 Mar 1895, New Haven, New Haven County, Conn.); Hannibal Hamlin Houghton; and Edwin C. Cleveland.

For more information, see here [1]

Pioneers of the application of gargoyles on planing machines. A bizarrely-styled planing machine, c.1855, was illustrated in the magazine 'Machinery' in 1909 [2]

Later became the New York Engine Co.

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Sources of Information

  1. [1] VintageMachinery.org - Thayer, Houghton & Co.
  2. [2] Machinery (USA), March 1909 p.522