1843
William Hall leaves E. Robinson & Co.; founds Wm. Hall & Co., 27 Dock Square, Boston, Mass.
Wm. Hall & Co.
Timeline
1825
1850
c. 1850-1866
George B. Lothrop works with his brother-in-law William Hall at Wm. Hall &. Co.
1866
George B. Lothrop leaves Wm. Hall & Co.; establishes George B. Lothrop & Co., at 30 Exchange Street.
Willam Hall: “Bank-Lock”
U.S. Patent No. 11,158
1874
1875
1875
William Hall dies in Cohasset, Mass., leaving Wm. Hall & Co to his sons William F., Henry, and Fred.
1879
Wm. Hall & Co. moves to 4 Dock Square.
c. 1883
Wm. Hall opens factory at 82 Sudbury Street.
Willam F. Hall: “Door-Knob Attachment”
U.S. Patent No. 278,704
1883
Glass Knobs
Catalogue
1897
1900
Catalogue No. 2 - Glass Knobs
Catalogue
1906
c. 1907
Wm. Hall moves factory to Wollaston (Quincy), Mass.
Catalogue No. 3 - Outside Door Trimmings
Catalogue
1907
Supplement No. 2 - Hinge Plates
Catalogue
c. 1907
Pond Hollow Farm (Peabody Residence)
Old Westbury, Long Island, NY
c. 1910
Julian L. Peabody, Architect
Wm. Hall & Co., Manufacturer
East Farm (Archibald M. Brown Estate)
Stony Brook, Long Isand, NY
c. 1910
Archibald M. Brown, Architect
Wm. Hall & Co., Manufacturer
Catalogue No. 4 - Glass Knobs
Catalogue
1911
Catalogue No. 5 - Outside Door Trimmings
Catalogue
1912
Heublein Tower
Talcott Mountain State Park, Simsbury, CT
1914
Smith & Bassette, Architects
Wm. Hall & Co., Manufacturer
Littleholme (Harry B. Little Residence)
Concord, MA
c. 1914
Harry B. Little, Architect
Wm. Hall & Co., Manufacturer
Nutley New Jersey Public Library
Nutley, NJ
c. 1914
Armstrong & DeGelleke, Architects
Wm. Hall & Co., Manufacturer
“William Hall Company”
Sweets Architectural Catalogue
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1916
Catalogue No. 6 - Glass Knobs
Catalogue
1916
Dormer House
Locust Valley, Long Island, NY
1916
Theodate Pope Riddle, Architect
Wm. Hall & Co., Manufacturer
c. 1918
Henry J. Hall retires from the William Hall Co.
c. 1919
W.C. Vaughan acquires Wm. Hall & Co.