1825

Old State House Restoration

Boston, MA

1830

Isaiah Rogers, Architect (Alteration)

E. Robinson & Co., Manufacturers

1839

E. Robinson & Co. established

1839

January 2: E. Robinson & Co., 32 Dock Square

1843

William Hall leaves E. Robinson & Co.; founds Wm. Hall & Co., 27 Dock Square, Boston, Mass.

1846

E. Robinson & Co. moves to 4 Washington Street

1850

The Parker House

Boston, MA

1855

William Washburn, Architect

E. Robinson & Co., Manufacturers

The Old South Meeting House

Boston, MA

1857

E. Robinson & Co., Manufacturers

Treasury Building (West Wing)

Washington, DC

1862-1864

Isaiah Rogers, Architect

E. Robinson & Co., Manufacturers (Alteration)

1865

Ammi B. Young, in his journal, writes that E. Robinson & Co. “are esteemed the best locksmiths in this country.”

Old Naval Hospital

Washington, DC

1866

Ammi Burnham Young, Architect

E. Robinson & Co., Manufacturers

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

1888

February 11: Enoch Robinson dies; his son Albert takes over the company

c. 1888

E. Robinson & Co. moves to 39–41 Cornhill

Catalogue and Price List of Polished Brass Furniture Trimmings

1888

Massachusetts State House

Boston, MA

1895

Charles Brigham, Architect (Alteration)

E. Robinson & Co., Manufacturers

Faneuil Hall

Boston, MA

1898

John Smibert, Architect

E. Robinson & Co., Manufacturers

1900

Colonial Door Trimmings

1900

E. Robinson & Co., Manufacturers

French Window Weather-Strip & Bolt

c. 1900

1905

February 14: Albert Robinson dies

1905

G.N. Wood & Co. acquires E.Robinson & Co.

1914

L.S. Hall & Co. acquires G.N. Wood & Co. / E. Robinson & Co.

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