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| − | The '''J. M. Hilliard Carriage Company''' was a carriage dealer and repair shop, established in [[1887]] by [[James | + | [[Image:HilliardAd1897.PNG|thumb|right|1897 ad]] |
| + | The '''J. M. Hilliard Carriage Company''' was a carriage manufacturer, dealer, and repair shop, established in [[1887]] by [[James Madison Hilliard]], located at [[30 East Garden Street|30 East]] [[Garden Street]]. | ||
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| + | Upon Hilliard's death in [[1902]], a partner, H. Pierce, took over the company and renamed it the '''H. Pierce Carriage Company'''. | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:32, 12 March 2009
The J. M. Hilliard Carriage Company was a carriage manufacturer, dealer, and repair shop, established in 1887 by James Madison Hilliard, located at 30 East Garden Street.
Upon Hilliard's death in 1902, a partner, H. Pierce, took over the company and renamed it the H. Pierce Carriage Company.
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