GEORGE CHIPMAN & SON Chair Manufacturers BALTIMORE, MD.
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The old house
of
George Chipman & Son was established 1865, by Horace Magne
and George Chipman, under the style of Magne & Chipman. been a large manufacturer of cedar ware and
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Magne had
previously
Chipman the pioneer broom manu-
facturer and an extensive dealer in Avoodenware in Baltimore City.
Horace Magne retired from the firm of Magne & Chipman in 1877 and Mr. Chipman continued the business under the firm the firm his son,
Henry
C.
Chipman.
name
of
George
(
hipman & Son. introducing
into
Mr. George Chipman died in 1882, since which
time the business has been conducted by Henry C. Chipman.
George Chipman & Son are chair maiuifacturers, conducting a large, well-equipped factory at Boston Street and Atlantic Avenue, with a frontage of 315 feet on Boston Street,
which was built and has been
Connected with the plant in their business
their
own wharf.
out Pennsylvania,
is
in continuous operation since 1871.
an ample saw-mill for manufacturing the lumber
usetl
from log timber specially cut and rafted from Soutliern forests to This firm manufactures exclusively for jobbers and dealers througli-
New
Jersey, Delaware, Virginia, \Yest Virginia and
North and South
Carolina.
George Chipman & Son cmiiloy 125 operatives and are represented six traveling
men.
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