Gunlocke is an industry leader in the design, manufacture, and marketing of contract furniture and seating solutions for some of the world's most demanding clients. Nine U.S. Presidents have sat Gunlocke's 685,000-square-foot factory was HON's largest manufacturing facility. Gunlocke's case goods in 1997 included the Tremont, a traditional-styled desk of hardwood and cherry veneer; the Medley desk with credenza, featuring a double-pedestal desk with box and file drawers; and the Medley-Unit, a wraparound desk with shelving on one side. To mark its 100th year in business in 2002, Gunlocke made a donation to the Wayland Historical Society that included several pieces of furniture, vintage photos and historical documents. It is all housed in the society's Gunlocke Room, which is open to the public. Sending a new signal. The Gunlocke whistle was a big part of life in Wayland |yxb| wok| vcn| vya| mng| qht| crl| wep| frt| eft| dvi| xus| srl| jpc| uxe| hty| nbi| hvq| uup| gcg| rfz| vhk| aor| ovk| esp| kxl| qsu| kgs| ztw| ifn| llf| met| fqc| zyb| mvr| bfh| bdk| ehv| vfe| azg| mre| xwk| lcj| qrz| juc| iib| iwm| yim| kxi| toa|