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Curry Lumber & Pole Building Co. (view source)
Revision as of 10:01, 13 June 2019
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* 1853 - Founded by James Curry in Wooster, Ohio
* 1853 - Founded by James Curry in Wooster, Ohio
* 1864 - D. C. Curry joined the company
* 1864 - D. C. Curry joined the company
* 1874 - Company named D. C. Curry & Company after son
* 1867 - Fall, Father and three sons formed partnership and purchased the lumber yard and planing mill of Stibbs & Co
* 1874 - Partnership with James Curry (father) and three oldest sons (John R., D.C. and Welling) dissolved; Company named D. C. Curry & Company after son (North Street, Wooster)
* 1876 - February 4, [[Planing Mill]] destroyed by fire at 1:04 PM
* 1876 - February 4, [[Planing Mill]] destroyed by fire at 1:04 PM
* 1878 - May 10, Fire [[Planing Mill]] reported by [[Young's Brewery]]
* 1878 - May 10, Fire [[Planing Mill]] reported by [[Young's Brewery]]
* 1885 - January 29 Fire
* 1887 - April 13 Fire
* 1887 - Purchased machinery and leased building formerly occupied by James Curry & Sons (East Liberty Street, Wooster)
* 1889 - Rebuilt on their old site on North Street, Wooster
* 1901 - June 20, the D. C. Curry Lumber Company was incorporated in Ohio
* 1901 - June 20, the D. C. Curry Lumber Company was incorporated in Ohio
* 1921 - Moved to W. Henry St., Wooster, Ohio
* 1921 - Moved to W. Henry St., Wooster, Ohio
* 1950 - Curry started building post-frame buildings (pole barns) out of round poles, and are still building post-frame buildings today
* 1950 - Curry started building post-frame buildings (pole barns) out of round poles, and are still building post-frame buildings today
==Gallery==
==Gallery==