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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: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:Centennial_Photo_02.jpg|'''Centennial Exhibition Hall (Wide View)'''<br/><span style="color: #64748b; font-size: 0.9em;">Overview of the Ames Street plant exhibition floor, including registration tables, commercial product exhibits, and employee displays.</span>
File:Centennial Photo 02.jpg|'''Centennial Exhibition Hall (Wide View)'''<br/><span style="color: #64748b; font-size: 0.9em;">Overview of the Ames Street plant exhibition floor, including registration tables, commercial product exhibits, and employee displays.</span>
File:Centennial_Photo_03.jpg|'''Centennial Garden & Policy Exhibit'''<br/><span style="color: #64748b; font-size: 0.9em;">Staged garden trellis patio (1851–1951) and bulletin display highlighting employee clubs, tenure statistics, and company policy.</span>
File:Centennial_Photo_03.jpg|'''Centennial Garden & Policy Exhibit'''<br/><span style="color: #64748b; font-size: 0.9em;">Staged garden trellis patio (1851–1951) and bulletin display highlighting employee clubs, tenure statistics, and company policy.</span>
File:Centennial_Photo_04.jpg|'''Employee Policy & Club Exhibit Board'''<br/><span style="color: #64748b; font-size: 0.9em;">Close-up of exhibit board detailing the Quarter Century Club (founded 1921), Fellowship Club (founded 1918), and workforce service records.</span>
File:Centennial_Photo_04.jpg|'''Employee Policy & Club Exhibit Board'''<br/><span style="color: #64748b; font-size: 0.9em;">Close-up of exhibit board detailing the Quarter Century Club (founded 1921), Fellowship Club (founded 1918), and workforce service records.</span>

Revision as of 02:22, 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.

Sales Conferences & Trade Shows

Annual conventions, regional sales meetings, and commercial product displays across the United States and international offices.


Staff & Department Portraits

Team photographs, department staff groups, and employee portraits.

See also: Alumni for individual employee career records and oral histories.

Milestones & Company Gatherings

Company picnics, retirement dinners, service award celebrations, and milestone anniversaries.

Centennial Celebration (1951)

Taylor celebrated its 100th anniversary in 1951 (1851–1951) with employee banquets, civic presentations, and historical exhibits.


File:Taylor_Bros_Clinical_Thermometer_Exposition_1890s.jpg|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). File:Placeholder.jpg|Regional sales representatives group gathering </gallery>


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.