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The digital | The digital archive of the <strong>Taylor Instrument Companies</strong> of Rochester, New York. Dedicated to preserving the industrial heritage, scientific instruments, workplace memories, and people behind <em>Tycos</em> and Taylor instruments from 1851 onward. | ||
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Revision as of 13:51, 25 October 2026
Welcome to The Taylor Wiki
The digital archive of the Taylor Instrument Companies of Rochester, New York. Dedicated to preserving the industrial heritage, scientific instruments, workplace memories, and people behind Tycos and Taylor instruments from 1851 onward.
Get Involved with the Archive
Visitors are always welcome to browse freely. With a free GEWAME account, you can help identify archival photos, contribute employee biographies, comment on historical documents, and share your workplace memories.
Explore the Collections
Corporate History
Follow the company's evolution from David Kendall and George Taylor's 1851 workshop to the global Ames Street manufacturing plant, Tycos branding, and World War II production.
Publications & Catalogs
High-resolution scans and searchable transcriptions of trade catalogs, weather booklets, aviation charts, and internal company periodicals.
Photographs & Plants
Archival imagery of the 95 Ames Street facilities, manufacturing floors, executive portraits, the 1951 Centennial, and unidentified photographs.
Employees & Alumni
Remembering the generations of craftsmen, glassblowers, engineers, sales staff, and executives who built the company's reputation for precision.
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