The Henry Furnace & Foundry Company was founded in 1898 by Thomas E. Henry in Cleveland, Ohio. Its industry was furnaces and its headquarters remained in Cleveland, Ohio. The Henry-Miller Foundry Company was formed in 1916 after a merger between the T. E. Henry Furnace Company and Medina Foundry Company. In 1943, the company was acquired by the C. A. Olsen Manufacturing Company (later named Luxaire, Inc.). It was later acquired by the Borg-Warner Corporation in 1981.
SUBSIDIARIES[]
- Moncrief Furnace & Foundry Company (Atlanta, Georgia)
PLANTS[]
- Medina, Ohio
COMPANY NAMES[]
- Henry & Scheible Company (1898-1911)
- T. E. Henry Furnace Company (1911-1916)
- also Scheible-Moncrief Heater Company
- Henry-Miller Foundry Company (1916-1920)
- Henry Furnace & Foundry Company (1920-1943)
- Henry Furnace Company (1943-1981)
PRODUCTS[]
- "Moncrief" Furnaces
- "Scheible" Warm Air Heaters
ADVERTISEMENTS[]
American Artisan & Hardware Record (May 29, 1915)
American Artisan & Hardware Record (May 6, 1916)
American Artisan & Hardware Record (May 6, 1916)
American Artisan & Hardware Record (May 6, 1916)
American Artisan & Hardware Record (Jan. 3, 1920)
American Artisan & Hardware Record (Jan. 3, 1920)
American Artisan & Hardware Record (Dec. 30, 1922)
American Builder (November 1923)
American Builder (May 1941)
American Artisan (June 1953)
Moncrief model 4020
Moncrief model 4020 with wood fire