The New England Wireless and Steam Museum

Corliss Steam Engine Boiler Group Gear Rooms The New England Wireless and Steam Museum    

The George H. Corliss engine is out of the image at the bottom. From bottom to top the engines are; a William Harris, a pair of Armington-Sims, the Improved Greene, the Heavy-Duty William Harris, an American Ball, and at the top is the Fitchburg. You can see the triple-expansion Herreshoff at the left.

History of the Merriam Steam Building

Steam Engine Manufacturers in Rhode Island

Armington & Sims Engine Company, Eagle St, Providence

Corliss Steam Engine Company, Charles Street Railroad Crossing, Providence

Granger Foundry and Machine Company, Gaspee St., Providence

Herreshoff Manufacturing Company, Bristol

Nichols and Langworthy, Hope Valley (New York Safety Steam Power Company)

Providence Engineering Works, 521 South Main St., Providence (Improved Greene Engine, Rice & Sargent)

Providence Steam Engine Company, 373 to 379 South Main St., Providence

Rice & Sargent Steam Engine Company, Providence

William A. Harris Steam Engine Company, Corner of Park and Promenade St., Providence

People in the Steam Engine Business

Pardon Armington; J. C. Hoadley Company, Armington & Sims

George H. Corliss; Corliss Steam Engine Company

William A. Harris; Corliss Steam Engine Company, William A. Harris Steam Engine Company

Gardiner C. Sims; J. C. Hoadley Company, Armington & Sims, William A. Harris Steam Engine Company

Steam Engine Manufacturers in Massachusetts

B.F. Sturtevant, Hyde Park

Fitchburg Steam Engine Company, Fitchburg

Shipman Engine Company, Boston

Steam Engine Manufacturers in Connecticut

Baxter Steam Engine Company, Colt Arms, Hartford, CT

Corliss Steam Engine Boiler Group Gear Rooms The New England Wireless and Steam Museum

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