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	Search results for Company    Refine your search Try advanced search results 1-20 of 33 item(s)  page 1 of 2 : ( <<  1  2  >> ) :: previous : next select all : clear all : add to favorites   Image: Title: Subject: Description: 1. Aerial view of Huntsville Manufacturing Company Factories--Alabama--Huntsville Manufacturing Company; Textile factories--Alabama--Huntsville; Huntsville Manufacturing Company, located in West Huntsville. Originally known as the Merrimack Mill, the factory was constructed in 1899 and the surrounding mill village grew with 279 houses, a hospital,... 2. Huntsville Manufacturing Company Huntsville Manufacturing Company (Ala.); Textile factories--Alabama--Huntsville; Merrimack Mill (Huntsville, Ala.); In 1946, after 45 years in operation, the Merrimack Mill was purchased by the Huntsville Manufacturing Company. Here, a group of executives are given a tour of the new "Huntsville Manufacturing Company."... 3. Huntsville Manufacturing Company Factories--Alabama--Huntsville Manufacturing Company; Huntsville Manufacturing Company, located in west Huntsville. Originally known as the Merrimack Mill, the factory was constructed in 1899 and the surrounding mill village grew with 279 houses, a hospital,... 4. Mill village Employees' buildings and facilities--Alabama--Merrimack Manufacturing Company (Huntsville, Ala.); Part of a mill village in west Huntsville. The field in this photo used to contain playground equipment provided by the Merrimack Manufacturing Company. Mill villages were generally self-contained entities... 5. Huntsville Manufacturing Company Huntsville Manufacturing Company (Ala.); Textile factories--Alabama--Huntsville; Aerial view of Huntsville Manufacturing Company, located in West Huntsville. 6. Workers on strike Factories--Alabama--Huntsville Manufacturing Company; Strikes and lockouts--Huntsville Manufacturing Company; Workers on strike at the Huntsville Manufacturing Company. This photo was shot on April 30, 1951 between 5:30 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. 7. Huntsville Manufacturing Company Union Strike Strikes and lockouts--Textile Industry--Alabama--Huntsville; Huntsville Manufacturing Company (Ala.); Huntsville Manufacturing Company Union Strike on Thursday, May 3, 1951, between 1:30 and 2:00 p.m. On the fourth day of operation after a 30-day strike, 310 workers reported to work. Only one case of strike... 8. Merrimack Mill No. 2 Merrimack Mill--Huntsville (Ala.); Huntsville Manufacturing Company (Ala.); Textile factories--Alabama--Huntsville; Huntsville Manufacturing Company, located in west Huntsville. Originally known as the Merrimack Mill, the factory was constructed in 1899 and the surrounding mill village grew with 279 houses, a hospital,... 9. Union Strikers at the main gate of Huntsville Manufacturing Company Strikes and lockouts--Textile Industry--Alabama--Huntsville; Huntsville Manufacturing Company (Ala.); Monday, April 30, 1951. No trouble was encountered as 20 employees other from the supervisory force, entered the main gate in response to the company's back to work request. 10. Columbus Buggy Company Carriage manufacturers and dealers--Alabama--Columbus Buggy Company (Huntsville, Ala.); Carriages and carts--Alabama--Huntsville; The Columbus Buggy Company was located on the corner of Greene and Clinton Sts. in 1890 11. Certificate of stock in the Huntsville Library Company Libraries--Alabama--Huntsville; This is a certificate of stock sold for $20.00 in 1818 to a shareholder in the Huntsville Library Company 12. Huntsville Manufacturing Company Card Room Huntsville Manufacturing Company (Ala.); Textile factories--Alabama--Huntsville; The picker laps are fed into carding machines where they are reduced to a thin layer of cotton. Fine wire teeth comb the cotton, coming out in the form of a one-inch rope called roving. 13. Huntsville Manufacturing Company Weaving Room Huntsville Manufacturing Company (Ala.); Textile factories--Alabama--Huntsville; These textile mill employees are working in the "Weaving Room". Weaving transforms yarn into cloth. It interlaces two sets of threads in the machine, which is called a loom. The set of yarn which run the... 14. Act to Incorporate the Huntsville Library Company Libraries--Alabama--Huntsville; This act to incorporate the Huntsville Library Company in 1823 made Huntsville the spot for the first library in the state of Alabama 15. Huntsville Manufacturing Company Roving Room Huntsville Manufacturing Company (Ala.); Textile factories--Alabama--Huntsville; These ladies are working the "roving machines". "Roving" is a smaller strand of cotton that has been further reduced by rollers and bobbin speed. To resist breaking, the roving is given many twists as... 16. First truck in Huntsville Huntsville, Ala.--Vehicles.; Trucks--Huntsville, (Ala.)--History.; In 1903 the Chase Nursery Company purchased this new three-quarter ton, three cylinder air cooled engine truck from McAnally Hardware Company on the Square. The truck was purchased by Quietdale Farm in... 17. Watercress capital of the world Watercress--Agriculture--Alabama; Dennis Watercress Company--Huntsville (Ala.); Railroads--Freight; Madison County--Alabama; Watercress being loaded at the Huntsville Freight Depot during the 1920's-1930's. Dennis Watercress Company of Huntsville, Alabama was the largest producer of watercress in the world. The watercress was... 18. Portrait of Captain John James Ward Ward, John James; Huntsville (Ala.) -- Mayors; A former mayor of Huntsville, Captain Ward raised the only Artillery Battery from Huntsville in the Spring of 1862. Most of his company was captured at the Battle of Selma in April 1865. 19. Lincoln Mill Lincoln Mill--Huntsville (Ala.); Textile factories--Alabama--Huntsville; Lincoln Mill started as Madison Spinning Company but folded in 1906. It reopened in 1908 as Abingdon Mill and became Lincoln Mill in 1918 when it was purchased by William Lincoln Barrell of Lowell, MA.... 20. Col. D. C. Kelley Kelley, David C., 1833-1909; Confederate States of America . Army--Officers; Methodist Church--Alabama--Clergy; Reverend David C. Kelley was pastor of the First Methodist Church of Huntsville in 1861 when he gained command of a newly formed cavalry company which was called the "Kelly Rangers". 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