subject: Whips

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American Whip Company and Westfield Library

description
  • – Two brick buildings on Main St. Westfield, Mass., the American Whip Co. and Westfield Library. Photographed by Coleman Studio, Westfield, Mass.
subjectcollectiondate
  • – (1895?)
publishercreatorrelation
  • – From the Westfield Athenaeum, Westfield, Massachusetts http://www.westath.org

Whip Manufactory and Darling, Smith&Co's Whip Manufactory

description
  • – Two wooden whip manufactories located on the corner ofElm St. and Bartlett St. with employees standing in front of buildings. Employees include Shepard, Holcomb&Cook., Darling, Smith&Co's Whip Manufactory., Shepard, Solomon., Kimball, Jenny., Dean, Albert., Barnes, Newton., Davis, Joseph., Noble, Capt. Nathan.,Herrick, Homer., Bailey, Henry., Copley, Hiram., Lee, Harry., Noble, Terry., Sweeney, Edward., Thomas, Wallace., Dunbar, E.L., Smith, Andrew.,Durant, George. The building on the left is Shepard, Holcomb&Cook, which has the whip manufactory sign on.
subjectcollectiondate
  • – 1872
publisherrelation
  • – From the Westfield Athenaeum, Westfield, Massachusetts http://www.westath.org

Osden Whip Company

description
  • – Osden Brothers Whip Company, also known as"Ruinsville"Mill, located in Mundale Mass.in 1881 showing Mr. Lozene Osden's horseand carryall, which was the mill's bus for transporting workers to and from Westfield. Mr. Lozene is standing. In 1856 it was The TwineFactory and in 1865 the Mundale Whip Company.
subjectcollectiondate
  • – (1881?)
publisherrelation
  • – From the Westfield Athenaeum, Westfield, Massachusetts http://www.westath.org

Automatic rounder machine in whip factory

description
  • – Interior view of United States Whip Company showing an automatic rounder machine used in manufacturing whips.
subjectcollectiondate
  • – (1910?)
publisherrelation
  • – From the Westfield Athenaeum, Westfield, Massachusetts http://www.westath.org

Racks of core stock for whips

description
  • – Interior view of the United States Whip Company showing wooden racks filled with core stock.
subjectcollectiondate
  • – (1910?)
publisherrelation
  • – From the Westfield Athenaeum, Westfield, Massachusetts http://www.westath.org

Machinery in whip factory

description
  • – Two men working rolling machines in the United States Whip Company.
subjectcollectiondate
  • – (1910?)
publisherrelation
  • – From the Westfield Athenaeum, Westfield, Massachusetts http://www.westath.org

New England Whip Company, street scene

description
  • – View of approx. 214 Elm Street looking north. New England Whip Co., Cargill Cook and Co., a whip factory and other brickbuildings on the right side of the street. To the right of New England Whip is a small wooden building with sign for R. Depopolo shoe maker. Noterailroad overpass of New Haven&Northampton Railroad in background. 1890-1895.
subjectcollectiondate
  • – 1890-1895
publisherrelation
  • – From the Westfield Athenaeum, Westfield, Massachusetts http://www.westath.org

Whip Company office

description
  • – Three office workers in The Whip Company office. Woman standing at desk is Mrs. Carrie Josephine Scoville Haskelle. One otherwoman and man are seated at desks.
subjectcollectiondate
  • – 1907
publisherrelation
  • – From the Westfield Athenaeum, Westfield, Massachusetts http://www.westath.org

L.H. Beals Whip Shop

description
  • – Three women and two men standing inside a whip factory. Employees are Mae White, Lizzie Offenbar, Katie ?, Andrew ?, Chas. J.Best. Beals Whip Shop established 1868 at 178 Elm St. Westfield, Mass.
subjectcollectiondate
  • – 1907
publisherrelation
  • – From the Westfield Athenaeum, Westfield, Massachusetts http://www.westath.org

Women braiding leather lashes

description
  • – Four women sitting at the leather braiding machines in the United States Whip Company. Two men can be seen in the background.
subjectcollectiondate
  • – (1910?)
publisherrelation
  • – From the Westfield Athenaeum, Westfield, Massachusetts http://www.westath.org

American Whip Company

description
  • – Brick building with cupola of the American Whip Co. on 24 Main St. Westfield Mass., front and side view. Employees, men andwomen, in front,side and leaning out of windows. Three employees standing on top of porch roof. 1865-1870.
subjectcollectionpublisherrelation
  • – From the Westfield Athenaeum, Westfield, Massachusetts http://www.westath.org

United States Whip Co. buildings

description
  • – Front view of U.S. Whip Co. on 24 Main St. Westfield, Mass. Formerly known as the American Whip Co., which is engraved at thetop of the building. Two automobiles parked in front. Partial view of Second Congregational Church is the the left of buildings. F.J. Tooker,photographer.
subjectcollectiondate
  • – (1920?)
publishercreatorrelation
  • – From the Westfield Athenaeum, Westfield, Massachusetts http://www.westath.org

Wagon of J.C. Schmidt&Son Whip Manufactures Westfield in a parade

description
  • – Horse drawn wagon of J.C. Schmidt Whip Manufacturers during a whip celebration parade. Six men in wagon. Names listed on backJ.P. Freman driver, Dan Eginton, O.E. Moore, Fred Schmidt and Wm. Connell. Kibbe Bros.&Co. building in background. Photographed by A.V. Brown of 380 Main St. Springfield, Mass.
subjectcollectiondate
  • – 1886
publishercreatorrelation
  • – From the Westfield Athenaeum, Westfield, Massachusetts http://www.westath.org

Van Deusen's Whip Factory

description
  • – Sign on building is A. Van Deusen's Whip Factory, which is a wooden building with men standing outside with a horse and whip.1860-1876.
subjectcollectionpublisherrelation
  • – From the Westfield Athenaeum, Westfield, Massachusetts http://www.westath.org

Sandford Whip Co. float

description
  • – Sandford Whip Co. float drawn by four horses. Two clowns standing on roof of float and many people inside float. Large deer headdecorating front of float. Photography by Coleman Photo, Main St. Westfield, Mass. approximately 1890's.
subjectcollectionpublishercreatorrelation
  • – From the Westfield Athenaeum, Westfield, Massachusetts http://www.westath.org

Two Elm St. whip manufacturing firms

description
  • – Two whip factories made of wood - Bishop, Lay&Co. and C.W. Spencer Whip Manufactory. In its"heyday", the Spencer firm's 5 workers produced 1,200 whips annually. Three women and many men standingin front of the buildings. Two men with top hats, and one man sitting on building's trim. Woman is leaning out window.
subjectcollectiondate
  • – 1873-1875
publisherrelation
  • – From the Westfield Athenaeum, Westfield, Massachusetts http://www.westath.org

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