List of companies consolidated into American Bridge Company
# | Company name | Headquarters |
---|---|---|
1 | Keystone Bridge Company | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania |
2 | Wrought Iron Bridge Company | Canton, Ohio |
3 | Berlin Iron Bridge Company | Berlin, Connecticut |
4 | Pencoyd Iron Works | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania |
5 | Union Bridge Company | Athens, Pennsylvania |
6 | Groton Bridge Company | Groton, New York |
7 | Pittsburgh Bridge Company | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania |
8 | Youngstown Bridge Company | Youngstown, Ohio |
9 | Carnegie Company | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania |
10 | Post & McCord | Brooklyn, New York |
11 | J.B. & J.M. Cornell | Cornell, New York |
12 | Elmira Bridge Company, Limited | Elmira, New York |
13 | American Bridge Works | Chicago, Illinois |
14 | Edgemoor Bridge Works | Edgemoor, Delaware |
15 | Lessig Bridge and Iron Works | Chicago, Illinois |
16 | Shiffler Bridge Company | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania |
17 | Detroit Bridge and Iron Company | Detroit, Michigan |
18 | Rochester Bridge and Iron Works | Rochester, New York |
19 | J.G. Wagner and Co. | Milwaukee, Wisconsin |
20 | Toledo Bridge Company | Toledo, Ohio |
21 | Gilette & Herzog Manufactering Company | Minneapolis, Minnesota |
22 | Lafayette Bridge Company | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania |
23 | Schultz Bridge and Iron Company | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania |
24 | Buffalo Bridge and Iron Works | Buffalo, New York |
25 | Canton Bridge Company | Canton, Ohio |
26 | Bellefonte Bridge and Iron Company | Bellefonte, Pennsylvania |
27 | Coke and Iron Works | St. Louis, Missouri |
28 | Hilton Bridge and Construction Company | Albany, New York |
29 | Horseheads Bridge Company | Horseheads, New York |
30 | Columbia Bridge Company, Successors to Columbia Bridge Works of Dayton, OH | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania |
References
- [Author Unknown] (1899, September 15). "Trust Conference Work". New York Times.
- Darnell, Victor (1984). A Directory of American Bridge-Building Companies, 1840-1900 (PDF). Vol. Occasional Publication No. 4. Washington, D.C: Society for Industrial Archeology. Archived from the original (PDF) on July 19, 2011. Retrieved January 29, 2011.
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