Gray Iron Foundry. Large picture showing workers and what appears to be brik. Smaller picture within the larger picture shows workers shoveling shomething, could be out of a furnace since most of the men have their shirts off. Index card attached to group says: "Safe Hardware was one of the last manufacturers of hardware in Lancaster, Pa. For years it was located at Second and Crystal Streets. After outgrowing that location it moved to the old "Hubley" buildings on Plum Street. Safe was later bought by American Hardware - which became Emhart Corporation. Over the years operations were moved to Connecticut and the manufacturing of builders hardware ceased in Lancaster.
Brass and Bronze Foundry; two different pictures on 8 x 10 sheet, top one is of vats of some sort and the bottom one is of workers in foundry. Index card attached to group says: "Safe Hardware was one of the last manufacturers of hardware in Lancaster, Pa. For years it was located at Second and Crystal Streets. After outgrowing that location it moved to the old "Hubley" buildings on Plum Street. Safe was later bought by American Hardware - which became Emhart Corporation. Over the years operations were moved to Connecticut and the manufacturing of builders hardware ceased in Lancaster.
Pensupreme convenience store, Atlantic gas station, and a partial view of Grinnell plant, Columbia. Photo taken for the Pennsylvania School of the Arts History of the Future Project.
