The A. Garrison Foundry Company was founded in 1803 by Joseph McClurg, Joseph Smith and John Gormly in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. In 1830, the Pittsburgh Foundry merged with the Jackson Foundry and the Eagle Foundry, both owned by Kingsland, Lightner & Company. Its industry was rolling mill machinery (previously iron and steel products) and its headquarters remained in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. In 1922, the firm was merged into Mackintosh, Hemphill & Company along with the Pittsburgh Iron & Steel Foundries Company and Woodward Machine Company.
COMPANY NAMES[]
- Pittsburgh Foundry (1803-1812)
- Joseph & Alexander McClurg (1812-1815)
- McClurgs & McKnight (1815-1822)
- Alexander McClurg & Company (1822-1831)
- Kingsland, Lightner & Cuddy (1831-1836)
- Kingsland & Lightner (1836-1837)
- Kingsland, Lightner & Company (1837-1840)
- Bollmans & Garrison (1841-1851)
- Bollman & Garrison (1851-1863)
- Bollman, Garrison & Company (1863-1864)
- A. Garrison Foundry Company (1864-1922)
PRODUCTS[]
- Chilled Rolls
- Forging Machinery
- Power Presses
- Rolling Mill Machinery
- Shears
ADVERTISEMENTS[]
The Iron Age (Dec. 27, 1917)
The Iron Age (April 24, 1919)