Emerson & Stevens Manufacturing Company.

Dates:
Active 1873
Active 1962

Biographical notes:

Located in Oakland, Maine, on Messalonskee Stream the foundry of the Emerson & Stevens Manufacturing Company made axes and scythes. It was founded in 1870 by Luther D. Emerson, Joseph E. Stevens, W.R. Pinkham and George W. Stevens. Four successive generations of men who had trained in the business under their predecessors ran the company until it ceased production in 1967. At that time Ralph W. Stowell, who revived the company after a disastrous fire in 1923, was the principal owner with the title of treasurer; his son, Ralph Stowell Jr., a Navy dentist, was president; and Harold E. York, a Bowdoin graduate, general manager.

From the description of Records, 1873-1962 (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 54344260

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  • Foundries

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Places:

  • Maine--Oakland (as recorded)
  • Oakland (Me. : Town) (as recorded)