Holley Manufacturing Company, Lakeville (Salisbury)
Dateabout 1890
MediumPhotography; albumen print on paper on cardboard mount
DimensionsPrimary Dimensions (overall height x width): 7 7/8 x 9 1/16in. (20 x 23cm)
DescriptionThree-story industrial building with a flagpole and a cupola containing a bell. The upper story is a clerestory. A sign reads: "Holley M'F'G Co." Smaller frame buildings at left and right are painted in the same contrasting colors as the main building. A woman and five men stand near the door in the left building. Some men wear aprons. Two men stand on a pushcart leaning against the wall. A lamp is by the door. A small brick building is at the far left. The buildings are reflected in a mill pond. A dirt road crosses the stone dam. Machinery, presumably for regulating the water level, is visible.
Object number2000.185.15
InscribedOn verso: "Holley Mfg. Co. / About 1890, I judge. / M.D. Rudd / This was Edw. McCarrick's. / In picture: / Edw. McCarrick / Mrs. Taylor / on doorstep. / H.H. Mason in doorway. / Jos. Crossley with arms folded. / ? on cart. / C.E. Rudd on r. hand wheel."NotesSubject Note: Holley Manufacturing Company manufactured pocket cutlery and related products.On View
Not on viewHolley Manufacturing Company