Machinists
     Subject 
  
        Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
      
        Found in 11 Collections and/or Records:
Columbian Manufacturing Company Records
     Collection  — Multiple Containers
  
    
      Identifier: 6576
    
          Dates: 
        undated
      
      
   Davis & Furber Machine Company General Records
     Collection  — Multiple Containers
  
    
      Identifier: 6605/001
    
Abstract
	     
      Collection of business records including extensive machinery orders, credit files, labor records, and partnership agreements; deeds and lists of legal expenses; executive correspondence, tariff files, production records, and advertising materials.
          Dates: 
        1865
      
      
   George Pearlman Research Papers
     Collection 
  
    
      Identifier: 5022
    
Abstract
             Summary: Include the following typed manuscripts by Pearlman: biography of Thomas Wilson Talbot (1849-1892), founder of the International Association of Machinists (1975); an article on the origin of Labor Day and a chronology of events pertaining to Labor Day(1973); and a biographical sketch of Matthew Maguire(1850-1917), credited as the founder of Labor Day(n.d.). Also copies of newspaper and periodical articles and U.S. Department of Labor publications relating to the origins of Labor Day...
          
      
          Dates: 
        1939-1942
      
      
   John H. McGarrigle Papers
     Collection 
  
    
      Identifier: 6896/020
    
Abstract
	     
      Apprenticeship agreement between Patrick McGarrigle of Boston and Alfred C. Manning, machinist, Boston, dated October 1, 1855, binding McGarrigle's minor son, John H. McGarrigle to learn the trade of machinist, to serve from 1855 to 1858. Also manuscript copy of birth & baptismal certificate of John H. McGarrigle, born February 25, 1836.
          Dates: 
        1836-1855
      
      
   Royce Crimmin Collection of W. D. Huse & Sons Photographs
     Collection 
  
    
      Identifier: 6876 P
    
Abstract
	     
      Images depict buildings, employees, and executives of W. D. Huse & Sons, as well as the machinery made by the company.
          Dates: 
        1880-1965