Typewriter factories, offices, and employees. Grouped by continent.
A. D. Meiselbach Manufacturing Company
Kenosha, Wisconsin
(manufacturers of the Sholes Visible)
Burns Typewriter Company
77 Gull Street Buffalo, New York
Burroughs Adding Machine Company
Detroit, Michigan
Chicago Writing Machine Company
Chicago, Illinois
Columbia (Bar-Lock) Typewriter Manufacturing Co.
116th Street New York, New York
Crandall Machine Company
Groton, New York
E. C. Stearns & Company
Syracuse, New York
(manufacturers of the Stearns)
Emerson Typewriter Company
Woodstock, Illinois
Fox Typewriter Company
Grand Rapids, Michigan
(also manufacturers of the Rapid)
Galesburg Writing Machine Company, The
Galesburg, Illinois
(manufacturers of the Chicago and the Galesburg for final 1-2 years)
Garbell Typewriter Company
Chicago, Illinois
Hammond Typewriter Company
Manhattan, New York
Harris Typewriter Company
Fond du Lac, Wisconsin
Kleinsteuber's Machine Shop
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
(Sholes, Glidden and Soule developed the Sholes & Glidden here)
Lambert Typewriter Company
Brooklyn, New York
(Frank Lambert owned Thompson Meter Co. and produced Lamberts here)
L.C. Smith & Bros Typewriter Company
Syracuse, New York
Merritt Manufacturing Company
Springfield, Massachusetts
(Merrit occupied the 4th floor)
Molle Typewriter Company
Oshkoch, Wisconsin
Monarch Typewriter Company, The
Syracuse, New York
National Typewriter Company
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Noiseless Typewriter Company, The
Middletown, Connecticut
Odell Type Writer Company
Lake Geneva, Wisconsin & Chicago Office Building
Postal Typewriter Factory Company
Norwalk, Connecticut
Smith-Premier Typewriter Company
Syracuse, New York
Standard Typewriter Company
Groton, New York
Sun Typewriter Company
Newark, New Jersey
Victor Standard Typewriter Company
Scranton, New Jersey
Williams Manufacturing Company
Montreal, Canada Factory
(manufacturers of the Empire)
Williams Manufacturing Company
Plattsburg, New York Factory
(manufacturers of the Wellington)
Williams Typewriter Company
Derby, Connecticut
Woodstock Typewriter Company
Woodstock, Illinois
World Typewriter Company
Hartford, Connecticut
(Pope Mfg Co briefly produced the World)
Yost Writing Machine Company
Bridgeport, Connecticut
