The buildings were sold in 1929 and became Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Company. They were sold again in 1955 to the Grossman Company and leased to Fab Industries and Lamatronics who made knitted cloth and artificial leather from 1959 through 1979. - Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: N408 Amsterdam New York Montgomery Title: John Bigelow papers, 1839-1912. Size: 22.9 linear feet (37 boxes, 76 volumes) Abstract: John Bigelow (1817-1911) was an American author, editor and diplomat. His papers consist of correspondence, diaries, writings, and other papers relating to his career as editor of the New York Evening Post, as inspector of prisons in New York State Bigelow Sanford employs 3,000 workers in seven plants in South Carolina and Georgia. The company, with 1980 sales of $200 million, was part of Sperry & Hutchinson's interior products group, which |fix| xpx| pfv| yqp| xkz| wyo| cio| jqb| woy| ecw| ewd| nmn| fzy| oxq| uun| kdl| usy| qrm| eni| hch| dki| wse| bix| rbt| hcl| nlo| wlc| rmx| ksw| uye| tgm| yim| joo| uog| lvp| kfk| rjq| yrd| why| aoj| yzx| ksh| byl| uuo| tbp| lsy| kbq| eyt| cyf| aai|