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...ordpress.com/2014/02/12/forgotten-serials-of-rochester-part-3-tycos/ Local History Rocs! - Forgotten Serials of Rochester 3: Tycos] : Local History Rocs! is published by the Local History & Genealogy Division of the Rochester Public Library. Visit them on the sec ...

...ations, marketing efforts, and corporate identity of Taylor throughout its history. ...anies and its employees. These artifacts provide valuable insight into the company's culture, branding, and relationships with customers, suppliers, and emplo ...

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== Starky: Training at Taylor Instrument Company == * '''Category:''' Oral History / Employee Recollections ...

...anies and its employees. These artifacts provide valuable insight into the company's culture, branding, and relationships with customers, suppliers, and emplo ...tself to the public and conducted business during different periods of its history. ...

| Company Newsletter | ''Archival collection pending digitization.'' Internal company news, employee profiles, and sports leagues. ...

| Company Newsletter | ''Archival collection pending digitization.'' Internal company news, employee profiles, and sports leagues. ...

...r-spacing: 0.12em; text-transform: uppercase; font-weight: 700;">Corporate History & Heritage</div> ...of the Taylor family and prominent executives such as Herbert J. Winn, the company supplied instruments critical to global aviation, heavy chemical manufactur ...

* '''George Taylor (Business & Distribution):''' Oversaw company record-keeping and finances, then packed finished instruments into a wooden * [[Company History|Taylor Instrument Companies Historical Timeline]] ...

...ionary corporate strategist who served as President of the Taylor Brothers Company from 1889 to 1900. Frank was the principal architect behind the firm's tran ...tnership trade name '''Taylor Bros.''' (later operating as Taylor Brothers Company), uniting technical manufacturing under one roof. ...

...ardson''', and ultimately into the establishment of the '''Taylor Brothers Company''', serving as its president until his death in 1889. ...which initial assets were tripled, David Kendall sold his interest in the company to George Taylor. Taylor succeeded him as sole owner and guided the firm’s ...

...blishing the firm's European presence in London, Winn went on to guide the company through its vital manufacturing contributions in World War I, major capital ...aylor]]. His initial position was as a traveling salesman representing the company's expanding thermometer lines throughout Canada. ...