Old State House Restoration
Boston, MA
1830
Isaiah Rogers, Architect (Alteration)
E. Robinson & Co., Manufacturer
E. Robinson & Co.
Timeline
1825
The Hermitage
Nashville, TN
1835
Joseph Reiff & William C. Hume, Architects (Restoration)
E. Robinson & Co., Manufacturer
1839
E. Robinson & Co. established.
1839
January 2: E. Robinson & Co., 32 Dock Square.
Cushing-Col. Benton House “Bellmont”
Belmont, MA
1840-1855
Asher Benjamin, Architect
E. Robinson & Co., Manufacturer
G.W. Robinson & Co., Manufacturer
Longfellow House
Washington’s Headquarters
Cambridge, MA
1840
E. Robinson & Co., Manufacturer
1846
E. Robinson & Co. moves to 4 Washington Street.
Charles Street Jail
1848
Gridley J.F. Bryant, Architect
E. Robinson & Co., Manufacturer
1850
c. 1851
James R. Bugbee becomes partner in E. Robinson & Co.
Improved Lock and Key.
US Patent 8,060
1851
Massachusetts State House (2nd Addition)
1853
Gridley J.F. Bryant, Architect (Alteration)
E. Robinson & Co., Manufacturer
Tremont Temple
Boston, MA
1853
William Washburn, Architect (Restoration)
E. Robinson & Co., Manufacturer
The Parker House
Boston, MA
1855
William Washburn, Architect
E. Robinson & Co., Manufacturer
Treasury Building (South Wing)
Washington, DC
1855-1861
Ammi Burnham Young & Alexander Hamilton Bowman, Architects (Alteration)
E. Robinson & Co., Manufacturer
The Old South Meeting House
Boston, MA
1857
E. Robinson & Co., Manufacturer
Arlington Street Church
1861
Gridley J.F. Bryant, Architect
E. Robinson & Co., Manufacturer
Samuel Ward Residence
1861
Arthur Gilman & Gridley J.F. Bryant, Architects
E. Robinson & Co., Manufacturer
Treasury Building (West Wing)
Washington, DC
1862-1864
Isaiah Rogers, Architect
E. Robinson & Co., Manufacturers (Alteration)
Old City Hall
Boston, MA
1862
Gridley J.F. Bryant & Arthur Gilman, Architects
E. Robinson & Co., Manufacturer
E. Robinson & Co. Invoice, 1869.
1864
1865
Ammi B. Young, in his journal, writes that E. Robinson & Co. “are esteemed the best locksmiths in this country.”
1865
James R. Bugbee, partner with Enoch and William Robinson, leaves E. Robinson & Co.; E. Robinson & Co. changes name to E. Robinson & Son.
Old Naval Hospital
Washington, DC
1866
Ammi Burnham Young, Architect
E. Robinson & Co., Manufacturer
1867
E. Robinson hardware displayed in Paris at the Exposition Universelle d’Art et d’Industrie.
1873
E. Robinson & Co. moves to 21 Brattle Street.
1875
Improvement in Latches for Doors, Etc.
1875
Improvement in Latches for Doors.
1877
1888
February 11: Enoch Robinson dies; his son Albert takes over the company.
c. 1888
E. Robinson & Co. moves to 39–41 Cornhill.
The Parker House (Extension)
Boston, MA
1888
Gridley J.F. Bryant, Architect (Expansion)
E. Robinson & Co., Manufacturer
Catalogue and Price List of Polished Brass Furniture Trimmings.
1888
Polished Brass Furniture Trimmings.
1888
Artistic Hardware, Manufactured by Enoch Robinson.
1889
Spring-Hinge
1893
Massachusetts State House
Boston, MA
1895
Charles Brigham, Architect (Alteration)
E. Robinson & Co., Manufacturer
E. Robinson & Co. Envelope.
1897
Faneuil Hall
Boston, MA
1898
John Smibert, Architect
E. Robinson & Co., Manufacturer
Massachusetts Historical Society
Boston, MA
1899
Edmund March Wheelwright, Architect
E. Robinson & Co., Manufacturer
1900
French Window Weather-Strip & Bolt
c. 1900
E. Robinson & Co., Manufacturer
Colonial Door Trimmings
c. 1900
E. Robinson & Co., Manufacturer
E. Robinson & Co. Invoice.
1900
Enoch Robinson Letterhead, with Drawer Pull Design.
c. 1900
The White House
Washington, DC
1902
McKim, Mead & White, Architects (Restoration)
Benjamin Henry Latrobe, Architect (Alteration)
John Hoban, Architect (Historical)
E. Robinson & Co., Manufacturer
1905
February 14: Albert Murray Robinson dies.
1905
G.N. Wood & Co. acquires E. Robinson & Co.