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File:Machine Shop 01.jpg|<span class="gw- | File:Machine Shop 01.jpg|<span class="gw-unidentified-marker"></span>'''Machine Shop & Lathe Department'''<br/><span style="color: #64748b; font-size: 0.88em;">Ames Street plant, ca. 1930s. Multiple machinists at belt-driven stations.</span> | ||
File:Machine Shop 02.png|<span class="gw-unidentified-marker"></span>'''Machinist at Precision Lathe'''<br/><span style="color: #64748b; font-size: 0.88em;">Unidentified craftsman turning components on a lathe, Ames Street plant.</span> | File:Machine Shop 02.png|<span class="gw-unidentified-marker"></span>'''Machinist at Precision Lathe'''<br/><span style="color: #64748b; font-size: 0.88em;">Unidentified craftsman turning components on a lathe, Ames Street plant.</span> | ||
File:Machine Shop 03.png|<span class="gw-unidentified-marker"></span>'''Lathe Department Craftsmen'''<br/><span style="color: #64748b; font-size: 0.88em;">Machinists operating lathes along the window bay, Ames Street plant.</span> | File:Machine Shop 03.png|<span class="gw-unidentified-marker"></span>'''Lathe Department Craftsmen'''<br/><span style="color: #64748b; font-size: 0.88em;">Machinists operating lathes along the window bay, Ames Street plant.</span> | ||
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File:Parts_Room_01.jpg|<span class="gw- | File:Parts_Room_01.jpg|<span class="gw-unidentified-marker"></span>'''Parts Room & Workbenches'''<br/><span style="color: #64748b; font-size: 0.88em;">Organized component shelving, stock drawers, and workbenches, ca. 1930s.</span> | ||
File:Assembly_Room_01.jpg|<span class="gw- | File:Assembly_Room_01.jpg|<span class="gw-unidentified-marker"></span>'''Instrument Assembly & Benchwork'''<br/><span style="color: #64748b; font-size: 0.88em;">Benchwork assembly and delicate wiring/calibration of industrial controllers.</span> | ||
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Revision as of 18:29, 28 October 2026
HISTORICAL PHOTO COLLECTION
Facilities & Manufacturing
Photographs of the Ames Street headquarters, production floors, machine shops, lathe departments, assembly benches, and parts stockrooms.
🔍 Recognize a worker, bench, or piece of machinery?
Images tagged with Help Identify have unnamed machinists or unknown dates. Click any image to view the full resolution scan and leave an identification comment at the bottom.
Machine Shops & Lathe Departments
Heavy tooling, belt-driven lathes, and raw brass and metal fabrication at the Ames Street plant.
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Machine Shop & Lathe Department
Ames Street plant, ca. 1930s. Multiple machinists at belt-driven stations. -
Machinist at Precision Lathe
Unidentified craftsman turning components on a lathe, Ames Street plant. -
Lathe Department Craftsmen
Machinists operating lathes along the window bay, Ames Street plant. -
Machining & Tooling Benchwork
Craftsman working with precision gauges and tooling at the Ames Street plant.
Assembly, Calibration & Stockrooms
Final assembly, tube seasoning, instrument calibration, and parts distribution.
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Parts Room & Workbenches
Organized component shelving, stock drawers, and workbenches, ca. 1930s. -
Instrument Assembly & Benchwork
Benchwork assembly and delicate wiring/calibration of industrial controllers.
Have photos of the Ames Street plant or tools?
We are seeking photographs of the glass-blowing shops, thermometer testing baths, plating departments, and shipping docks:
