c. 1890
Joseph Jewett sets up shop at 19 Pearl Street.
The W.C. Vaughan Co.
Timeline
1875
c. 1891
Walter Vaughan joins Joseph Jewett at 19 Pearl Street.
1895
Joseph D. Jewett and Walter C. Vaughan form “copartnership” under the name J.D. Jewett & Co.
1895
J.D. Jewett & Co. moves from 19 Pearl Street to 168 Washington Street, near Dock Square.
1900
1902
May 29: J.D. Jewett Co., successor to J.D. Jewett & Co., is incorporated, with Joseph Jewett as president and Walter Vaughan as secretary.
1903
July 9: Fire at J.D. Jewett Co.’s store at 168 Washington Street causes several thousand dollars damage.
c. 1909
Joseph Jewett and Walter Vaughan end their partnership; Walter Vaughan assumes control of the J.D. Jewett Co.
1909
October 15: The J.D. Jewett Co. is formally renamed the W.C. Vaughan Co.
Massachusetts State Armory
Wakefield, MA
1913
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
c. 1918
The W.C. Vaughan Co. acquires L.S. Hall & Co.
L. Stanton Hall stays on as shop superintendent.
1918
November 11: The W.C. Vaughan Co. moves from 168 Washington Street to L.S. Hall’s shop at Haymarket Square on Armistice Day.
c. 1919
W.C. Vaughan acquires Wm. Hall & Co.
Harmon Hinge No 806
Rendering
c. 1920s
Nebraska State Capitol
Lincoln, NE
1922–1932
Bertram Grosvenor Goodhue, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
“Colonial Forge and Foundry”
Advertisement
c. 1920s
1925
1926
W.C. Vaughan acquires building at 3–7 Havervill, which houses its forge, foundry, manufacturing, and shipping departments.
The House Beautiful Building Annual
Publication
1926
Colonial Williamsburg
Williamsburg, VA
Restoration, 1927–1934
William Graves Perry, Perry, Shaw, & Hepburn, Architects
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
St. Philip’s Episcopal Church
Charleston, SC
Restoration, 1927–1938
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Christ Church Cranbrook
Bloomfield, MI
1938
Bertram Grosvenor Goodhue, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Museum of Fine Arts
Boston, MA
Restoration, 1928
Guy Lowell, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
1929
Elmer Hale Pratt joins W.C. Vaughan as a draftsman.
Church of the Heavenly Rest
New York, NY
1929
Mayers, Murray & Phillip, Architects
Ostrander & Eshleman, Inc., Distributor
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
The Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation
Dearborn, MI
1929
Robert O. Derrick, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Memorial Church of Harvard University
Cambridge, MA
1932
Coolidge, Shepley, Bulfinch & Abbott, Architects
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
c. 1933-1941
Stafford Vaughan joins Ostrander & Eshleman, solidifying partnership with the W.C. Vaughan Co.
Watertown First Parish Church
Watertown, MA
Restoration, 1933
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
All Saints Church
Worcester, MA
1934
Frohman, Robb, and Little, G. Adolph Johnson, Architects
G. Adolph Johnson, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
New Old South Church
Boston, MA
1935–1937
Charles Amos Cummings & William Thomas Sears, Architects, 1873
Francis Richmond Allen & Charles Collins, Architects
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Stafford Vaughan designs W.C. Vaughan’s lever handle 637, later used on the front door of the Gropius house.
c. 1935
House at Concord, Mass.
Concord, MA
1936
Derby, Barnes, and Champney, Architects, Architects
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
US Department of the Interior
Washington, DC
1936
Waddy Butler Wood, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Rockefeller Apartments
New York, NY
1936
Wallace Kirkman Harrison, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Corpus Christi Church
New York, NY
1936
Wilfred Edwards Anthony, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
William K. Vanderbilt Estate “Eagle’s Nest”
Centerport, NY
1936
Warren & Wetmore, Architects
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Dillaway-Thomas House
Boston, MA
Restoration, c. 1937
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Under Elmer Pratt’s direction, W.C. Vaughan Co. introduces Lucite door pulls.
c. 1937
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Nathaniel Saltonstall House
Medfield, MA
1937
Nathaniel Saltonstall, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Grace Church
New York, NY
Restoration, c. 1937
James Renwick, Jr., Renwick, Aspinwall & Russell, Architects
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Saint Mary’s Episcopal Church
Washington, DC
c. 1937
James Renwick, Jr., Renwick, Aspinwall & Russell, Architects
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Gardner-White-Pingree House
Salem, MA
Restoration, c. 1938
Samuel McIntire, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
William P. Bartel House
Wayland, MA
1938
Eleanor Raymond, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Trinity Church
Newton, MA
Alteration, 1938
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Breuer House, Lincoln
Lincoln, MA
1938–1939
Marcel Breuer, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Gropius House
Lincoln, MA
1938
Walter Gropius, Marcel Breuer, Architects
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Josephine M. Hagerty House
Cohasset, MA
1938–1939
Walter Gropius, Marcel Breuer, Architects
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Pillsbury Summer House
Duxbury, MA
1938
Sarah Pillsbury Harkness, Eleanor Raymond, Architects
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
W.C. Vaughan provides hardware for Life Magazine’s “Life Houses.”
1938
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Mr. & Mrs. G. Holmes Perkins House
Brookline, MA
1938–1939
George Holmes Perkins, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
St. Josephs Church
1938
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Wye House
Queenstown, ML
Restoration, 1938–1939
Robert Key, Builder
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Exmoor Farm Renovation
Weston, MA
c. 1938
Eleanor Raymond, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Ritz Carlton Hotel
Boston, MA
1938
George Holmes Perkins, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Christ Church Cranbrook
Bloomfield, MI
Addition, 1938
Bertram Grosvenor Goodhue, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
1939
New York World’s Fair, the “World of Tomorrow”; W.C. Vaughan supplies hardware for exhibitions including the Argentine Pavilion and Gropius and Breuer’s Pennsylvania State Exhibition.
1939
W.C. Vaughan acquires the John Tein Co.
Salem Maritime National Historic Site
Salem, MA
Restoration, c. 1939
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Terzaghi House
Winchester, MA
1939–1940
George Holmes Perkins, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Life Magazine’s Life Houses
Queens, NY
1939
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
St. Michael’s Church
Litchfield, CT
1939
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Ford House
Lincoln, MA
1939
Walter Gropius, Marcel Breuer, Architects
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
George Nelson House
Scarsdale, NY
1939
Fordyce & Hamby, George Nelson, Architects
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Centenary Church
Winston Salem, NC
1939
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Pennsylvania State Exhibition
New York, NY
1939
Marcel Breuer, Walter Gropius, Architects
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church
New York, NY
1939
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Fischer House & Studio
Wrightstown Township, Bucks County, PA
1939
Walter Gropius, Marcel Breuer, Architects
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Gov. Gore Mansion
Waltham, WA
Restoration, c. 1939
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Saint Anthony’s Church
1939
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Argentinian Pavilion
New York, NY
1939
Armando D’ans, Aymar Embury II, Architects
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Peabody Plywood House
Dover, MA
1940
Eleanor Raymond, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Brown University
Providence, RI
Restoration, c. 1940–1950
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Plastics, 1940
Boston, MA
1940
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Robert Woods Kennedy, Curator
Massachusetts General Hospital Chapel
Boston, MA
1940
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Colonial Hand-Forged, Wrought Iron Hardware
Catalogue
c. 1940
Wrought Iron Hardware
Catalogue
c. 1940s
Alan IW Frank House
Pittsburgh, PA
1940
Walter Gropius, Marcel Breuer, Architects
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Church of the Redeemer
Brookline, MA
1941
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
9 Ash Street House
Cambridge, MA
1941–1942
Philip Cortelyou Johnson, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Abele House
Framingham, MA
1941
Walter Gropius, Marcel Breuer, Architects
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Nelson Rockefeller Apartment
New York, NY
1941
Wallace Kirkman Harrison, Architect
Jean-Michel Frank, Interior Design
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Jackson House
Dover, MA
1941
Elliot Noyes, George Holmes Perkins, Architects
George Holmes Perkins, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
John P. Monks House
Lincoln, MA
1941
George Holmes Perkins, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Weizenblatt House
Asheville, NC
1941
Marcel Breuer, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Chamberlain Cottage
Wayland, MA
1941
Walter Gropius, Marcel Breuer, Architects
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
W.C. Vaughan manufactures torpedo parts for the war effort.
c. 1942
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
1944
Walter Vaughan retires; divides shares in W.C. Vaughan between Stafford Vaughan and Elmer Pratt.
1944
Stafford Vaughan becomes president of W.C. Vaughan.
Geller House I
Lawrence, NY
1945–1946
Marcel Breuer, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Farnsworth House
Plano, IL
1945–1951
Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
St. Joseph
Dover, NH
1946
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
First Church Christ Scientist
Winchester, MA
1946
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Cronk Chapel
1946
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Gilbert Tompkins House
Hewlett Harbor, NY
1946
Marcel Breuer, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Old Wye Church
Wye Mills, MD
Restoration, 1947–1949
William Graves Perry, Perry, Shaw, & Hepburn, Architects
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
The Glass House
New Canaan, CT
1947–1949
Philip Cortelyou Johnson, Architect
Ostrander & Eshleman, Inc., Distributor
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
First Lutheran Church
Gardner, MA
1948
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Breuer Cottage
Wellfleet, MA
1948–1949
Marcel Breuer, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Fischer Guest Cottage
Newtown, PA
1948
Marcel Breuer, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Kepes Cottage
Wellfleet, MA
1948–1949
Marcel Breuer, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Breuer House I
New Canaan, CT
1948
Marcel Breuer, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Robinson House
Williamstown, MA
1948
Marcel Breuer, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Hugh Stubbins House
Cambridge, MA
c. 1948
Hugh Asher Stubbins, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Whitney Allen House (Garden)
1948
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Fletcher Steele, Landscape Architect
Wellesley Veterans Housing
Wellesley, MA
1949–1952
Hugh Asher Stubbins, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Thompson House
Ligonier, PA
1949
Marcel Breuer, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
Wellesley, MA
1949
Nathaniel Saltonstall, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Scott House
Dennis, MA
1949
Marcel Breuer, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Our Lady of Mercy Seminary
Lenox, MA
1949
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Kniffin House
New Canaan, CT
1949
Marcel Breuer, Elliot Noyes, Architects
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Mayo Hill Colony Club
Wellfleet, MA
1949
Nathaniel Saltonstall, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
St. Thomas Church
Hartford, CT
1949
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Six Moon Hill
Lexington, MA
1949–1950
The Architects Collaborative (TAC), Architects
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Clarence Howlett House
Belmont, MA
1949–1950
The Architects Collaborative (TAC), Architects
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
House in the Museum Garden
Pocantico Hills, NY
1949–1950
Marcel Breuer, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
1950
Zimmerman House
Manchester, NH
1950
Frank Lloyd Wright, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Smith House
Aspen, CO
1950
Marcel Breuer, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Menil House
Houston, TX
1950–1951
Philip Cortelyou Johnson, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Lauck House
Princeton, NJ
1950
Marcel Breuer, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Vaughan Hardware, Catalog No. 26
Catalogue
c. 1950
Causy House
Wakefield, RI
1950
Hugh Asher Stubbins, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
1951
W.C. Vaughan loses 1 Haymarket Square to eminent domain; moves to 32–36 Pitts Street.
Winterthur Museum
New Castle, DE
Restoration, c. 1951–1969
Henry Francis DuPont, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Edward E. Mills House
New Canaan, CT
1948
Marcel Breuer, Marcel Breuer, Architects
Wolfson Trailer House
Salt Point, NY
1951
Marcel Breuer, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Five Fields
Lexington, MA
1951–1957
The Architects Collaborative (TAC), Architects
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Pack House
Scarsdale, NY
1951
Marcel Breuer, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
St. Mary’s - The Morning Star Church
Pittsfield, MA
1952
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
St. Joseph’s Cathedral
1952
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
1717 Meeting House
West Barnstable, WA
Restoration, 1952–1958
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Trinity Episcopal Church
Wilmington, DE
1953
Victorine du Pont & Samuel Homsey, Architects
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Church in Taunton
Taunton, MA
1953
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Cathedral Church of St. John
Wilmington, DE
Restoration, 1953
James E. Lowe & Sons, Architects
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
P.M. Herzog House
Boston, MA
1953
Huson Jackson, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
St. George’s Episcopal Church
Schenectady, NY
Restoration, 1953
Samuel Fuller, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Brandeis University Chapels
Waltham, MA
1954–1963
Eero Saarinen, Architect
Eero Saarinen, Max Abramovitz, Architects
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
St. Andrews Church
Wellesley, MA
1954
Perry, Shaw, & Hepburn, William Graves Perry, Architects
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Gagarin House
Litchfield, CT
1954–1956
Marcel Breuer, Herbert Beckhard, Architects
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
First Lutheran Church
Boston, MA
1954–1957
Pietro Belluschi, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
St. Brigid’s Church
West Hartford, CT
1954
Curtin & Riley, Architects
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Governor’s Palace
New Bern, NC
Reconstruction, 1954–1956
William Graves Perry, Perry, Shaw, & Hepburn, Architects
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Chermayeff Cottage & Studio
Wellfleet, MA
1954
Serge Chermayeff, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Scott Residence
Wellfleet, MA
1954
Serge Chermayeff, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
J. Gordon Gibbs House
Marion, MA
c. 1954
George W.W. Brewster, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Edward E. Mills House
New Canaan, CT
1948
Marcel Breuer, Marcel Breuer, Architects
First Parish Meeting House
Cohasset, MA
Restoration, c. 1955
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Bowditch House
Cambridge, MA
1955
Eleanor Raymond, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Nathaniel Russell House
Charleston, SC
Restoration, c. 1955
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Mosley House
1955
The Architects Collaborative (TAC), Architects
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Hickory, NC
1955
Robert Clemmer, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
United Church
Walpole, MA
1955
Perry, Shaw, & Hepburn, William Graves Perry, Architects
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Harvard University
Cambridge, MA
Restoration, c. 1955
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Radcliffe College (1879-1999)
Cambridge, MA
Restoration, 1955–1956
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Christ Church
St. Simons Island, GA
1955
Abreu & Robeson, Architects
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
West Barnstable Meeting House
Barnstable, MA
Restoration, 1955
E.B. Goodell, Jr, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Harvard Business School
Cambridge, MA
Restoration, 1955
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Catalog 34R: Vaughan Clearview
Catalogue
c. 1950s
Catalog 45: Emergency Exit Lock
Catalogue
c. 1950s
Westwood Parish Hall
1956
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Richard A. Buck House
Manchester, MA
c. 1957
George W.W. Brewster, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
1957
The Boston Redevelopment Authority forces W.C. Vaughan’s move from Pitts Street to 77 Washington Street North.
Wye Parish House
Wye Mills, MD
Restoration, 1957
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Monsanto House of the Future
Disneyland, Anaheim, CA
1957
Richard Hamilton & Marvin Goody (MIT), Architects
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Hooper House II
Baltimore, MD
1958–1959
Marcel Breuer, Herbert Beckhard, Architects
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Lincoln Parsonage
Lincoln, MA
1959
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Murchison House
Provincetown, MA
1959
The Architects Collaborative (TAC), Architects
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Adelynrood
Byfield, MA
Restoration, 1959
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Revere Pentecostal Church
Revere, MA
1959
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Celanese House
New Canaan, CT
1959
Edward Durell Stone, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Harrison Gray Otis House I
Boston, MA
Restoration, 1960
Charles Bulfinch, Architect, 1796
Abbott Lowell Cummings, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Samuel & Minette Kuhn House
Wellfleet, MA
1960
Nathaniel Saltonstall, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Church in Winston Salem
Winstom Salem, NC
1960
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Royal Danish Embassy
Washington, DC
1960
Vilhelm Lauritzen, The Architects Collaborative (TAC), Architects
The Architects Collaborative (TAC), Architects
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Church of Advent
Medfield, MA
Restoration, 1960
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
The Oldest House
(González-Alvarez House)
St. Augustine, FL
Restoration, 1960
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Vaughan Hardware
c. 1960s
Phillips Academy
Andover, MA
1961
The Architects Collaborative (TAC), Architects
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Social Science Building
Waltham, MA
1961
The Architects Collaborative (TAC), Architects
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
King’s Chapel House
Boston, MA
Restoration, 1961–1964
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Christ Church
Hamilton, MA
1961
Philip Horton Smith, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Lutheran Church of the Newtons
Newton, MA
1961
Nathaniel Saltonstall, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Company
Boston, MA
1961
The Architects Collaborative (TAC), Architects
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Lutheran Home of Moorestown
Moorestown, NJ
1961
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Pilgram Congregational Church
1961
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Embassy of the United States
Athens, Greece
1961
Walter Gropius, The Architects Collaborative (TAC), Architects
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Trinity Episcopal Church
Concord, MA
1962
Anderson, Beckwith and Haible, Architects
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Cathedral Church of St. Paul
Boston, MA
1962
Ostrander & Eshleman, Inc., Distributor
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Catholic Guild for The Blind
1962
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Sons of Mary
Framingham, MA
1962
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Joseph M. Edinburg House
Brookline, MA
1962
Nathaniel Saltonstall, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church
New York, NY
1962
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Ephrata Cloister
Ephrata, PA
Restoration, 1962
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
MIT Earth Science Building
Cambridge, MA
1962
Pietro Belluschi, Architect
Araldo Cossutta, I.M. Pei, Architects
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Chermayeff Courtyard House
New Haven, CT
1962
Serge Chermayeff, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
New England States Exhibition
New York, NY
1962
Nelson W. Aldrich, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Edward Carrington House
Providence, RI
Restoration, 1962
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
First Parish Church
Lincoln, MA
1962
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Centenary Methodist Church
Richmond, VA
1963
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
First Baptist Church
Greensboro, NC
1963
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Presbyterian Church of the Convenant
Greensboro, NC
1963
Harry Barton, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Hardware for Church
New York, NY
1963
Ostrander & Eshleman, Inc., Distributor
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
St. Columban Parish
Arlington, VT
1963
Dirsa Lampron, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Governor Goodwin Mansion
Portsmouth, NH
Restoration, c. 1963–1965
William Graves Perry, Perry, Shaw, & Hepburn, Architects
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
1964
Stafford Vaughan retires; Elmer Pratt becomes president of W.C. Vaughan.
First Parish Church
Sudbury, MA
1964
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Kings Chapel House
Boston, MA
Restoration, c. 1964
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
People’s Methodist Church
Bradford, MA
1964
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
St. Stephen’s Church
New York, NY
1964
Ostrander & Eshleman, Inc., Distributor
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Pierre S. du Pont IV House
Wilmington, DE
1964
Ike W. Colburn, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
1965
W.C. Vaughan hires Glenn Pratt.
National Shrine of Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton
Emmitsburg, MD
Restoration, c. 1965
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
First Methodist Church
Pearlsburg, VA
1965
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
St. Angela Merici Church
Metaire, LA
1965
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
St. John’s Chapel
New York, NY
1965
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
St. Peter’s Church
Manset, MA
1965
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Duke University Divinity School
Durham, NC
Alteration, 1965
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
David Rockefeller House
St. Barthelemy, French West Indies
c. 1965
Nelson W. Aldrich, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
St. Matthew’s German Evangelical Lutheran Church
Charleston, SC
Restoration, 1965–1966
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Cranwell School Chapel
Lenox, MA
1966
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
"Smoke Screen Doors Hinged to Pocket"
Rendering
1966
Trinity Church
Boston, MA
1967
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
St. Richard’s Church
1967
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Old Governor’s Mansion
Milledgeville, GA
Restoration, 1967
Charles B. Cluskey, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Heritage Plantation
Sandwich, MA
1968–1971
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
John Wright Stanly House
New Bern, NC
Restoration, 1968
John Hawks, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
c. 1969
Glen Pratt becomes Vice President of W.C. Vaughan.
Catalog No. 64R
Catalogue
c. 1970
Catalog No. 72: Classic Sample Collections
Catalogue
c. 1970s
Vaughan Hardware
c. 1970
Vaughan Clearview
1970
Emergency Exit Lock #1636
Document
1970
Cover Letter
Document
1970
Port Tobacco Court House
Port Tobacco, ML
Restoration, 1971
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
Marblehead Church
Marblehead, MA
1971
Carpenter Associates, Architects
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
1972
Glen Pratt leaves W.C. Vaughan.
Clark Art Institute, Manton Research Center
Williamstown, MA
1972
Pietro Belluschi, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
First Church Congregational
Boxford, MA
Restoration, 1972
Merton Stuart Barrows, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
1975
Vaughan Hardware
Catalogue
c. 1970s
First Church Dedham
Dedham, MA
Restoration, 1975
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
1979
Elmer Pratt retires.
The Hebrew College
Brookline, MA
c. 1980
Andrea Leers Browning, Architect
The W.C. Vaughan Co., Manufacturer
1981
Redstone Modern acquires the W.C. Vaughan Co.
1987
Elmer Pratt’s nephew Glenn Albert Pratt, former vice president of W.C. Vaughan, purchases the company from Redstone Modern and re-establishes the business in Braintree, Mass.
2000
2000
E.R. Butler & Co. merges with the W.C. Vaughan Co.