Collecting a History of Silver Makers

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If you or a relative worked for a Wlfd. Silver Company and you did not make it to the museum on Sunday, Nov. 17, we can take info at any of our open house events – Dec. 8 for Christmas or reopening in April. OR – fill out and SUBMIT as many of the following 6 items of information as possible plus your name and telephone # in case we want to follow up with you. You can get a Wallace Silver Co. ornament at any time we are open.

Name of Silver Worker: *

Silver Company Where He/She Worked: *

Wallace Silver

International Silver

Boardman Silver

Unknown

Other:

Required

Factory Location (Select one or two)

Factory A, AJ Became Eyelet Speciality on No. Colony Rd. (Rt. 5)

Factory E On South Broad St. (Rt. 5) Wlfd/Meriden town line

Factory H Barnes Industrial Pk.

Factory L Simpson Hall & Miller (now Silver Pond Apts.)

Factory M Near Judd on Cherry St.

Factory P Hall Ave. (was Oneida; later became Times Fiber by Quinnipiac River

Research Parkway

Wallace - Quinnipiac St.

Boardman Silver Co. Hartford Tpke.

Unknown

Other:

What was His/Her Job Title (Suggestions) -- Shipping, Marketing, Photography, Office, Clerk, Computer, Billing, Payroll, Personnel, Sales Store, Setup man, polisher, buffer, engraver, toolmaker, die cutter, pattern maker, machinist, plater, drop operator, Supervisor, Foreman, Manager, Quality Control, Other

Years Worked at Silver Company:

During What Years Did They Work There?

Do You Have Any Interesting Story to Share? (Please Provide below or ask me to call you):

Your name:

Your Phone Number:

Your E-mail Address

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