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Taylor celebrated its 100th anniversary in 1951 (1851–1951) with employee banquets, civic presentations, and historical exhibits. | Taylor celebrated its 100th anniversary in 1951 (1851–1951) with employee banquets, civic presentations, and historical exhibits. | ||
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... | File:Centennial Photo 01.png|'''Centennial Reception Committee (1951)'''<br/><span style="color: #64748b; font-size: 0.9em;">Committee hostesses dressed in 1851 founder-era period gowns welcoming visitors at the Ames Street entrance during Taylor's 100th Anniversary celebration.</span> | ||
File:Taylor_Bros_Clinical_Thermometer_Exposition_1890s.jpg|'''Taylor Bros. Co. Exposition Demonstration (ca. 1890s)'''<br/><span style="color: #64748b; font-size: 0.9em;">Live clinical thermometer glass-working booth featuring a tube-seasoning exhibit and display tower. ''(Restored preview; see [[:File:IMG_20231201_120936954.jpg|original scan]])''.</span> | |||
File:Placeholder.jpg|Regional sales representatives group gathering | |||
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Revision as of 02:18, 17 October 2026
Taylor Instrument Companies Photograph Archive
Digitized historical photographs documenting the factories, workforce, sales conferences, and daily operations of Taylor Instrument Companies (Rochester, N.Y.).
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Facilities & Manufacturing
Photographs of the Ames Street headquarters, production floors, machine shops, assembly departments, and warehouse storage.
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Machine Shop & Lathe Department
Ames Street plant, ca. 1930s -
Parts Room and Workbenches
Ames Street plant, ca. 1930s -
Instrument Assembly & Benchwork
Benchwork and fine assembly of precision instruments, Ames Street plant.
Sales Conferences & Trade Shows
Annual conventions, regional sales meetings, and commercial product displays across the United States and international offices.
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H&M Division Exposition Booth #164
Industrial trade show display featuring Hohmann & Maurer indicating, recording, and controlling instruments, ca. 1910s–1920s. -
Taylor Bros. Co. Exposition Demonstration (ca. 1890s)
Live clinical thermometer glass-working booth featuring a tube-seasoning exhibit and display tower. (Restored preview; see original scan). -
Regional sales representatives group gathering
Staff & Department Portraits
Team photographs, department staff groups, and employee portraits.
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Engineering and drafting department staff
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Production foremen and department supervisors
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Executive office staff, Ames Street headquarters
See also: Alumni for individual employee career records and oral histories.
Milestones & Company Gatherings
Company picnics, retirement dinners, service award celebrations, and milestone anniversaries.
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Quarter Century Club banquet dinner
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Annual employee summer picnic and athletic games
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Retirement celebration presentation
Centennial Celebration (1951)
Taylor celebrated its 100th anniversary in 1951 (1851–1951) with employee banquets, civic presentations, and historical exhibits.
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Centennial Reception Committee (1951)
Committee hostesses dressed in 1851 founder-era period gowns welcoming visitors at the Ames Street entrance during Taylor's 100th Anniversary celebration. -
Taylor Bros. Co. Exposition Demonstration (ca. 1890s)
Live clinical thermometer glass-working booth featuring a tube-seasoning exhibit and display tower. (Restored preview; see original scan). -
Regional sales representatives group gathering
Contributing Photographs
Do you have family or archival photographs of Taylor Instrument employees, facilities, or equipment? We would love to preserve and display them.
- Share them on the Forum in the Historical Media section.
- Or reach out to a site administrator to arrange high-resolution scans.