Old State House Restoration
Boston, MA
Alteration, 1830
Robert Twelves, Architect, 1713
Isaiah Rogers, Architect
E. Robinson & Co., Manufacturer
E. Robinson & Co.
Timeline
1825
The Hermitage
Nashville, TN
Restoration, 1835
Joseph Reiff & William C. Hume, Architects
E. Robinson & Co., Manufacturer
1839
E. Robinson & Co. established.
1839
January 2: E. Robinson & Co., 32 Dock Square.
Longfellow House
Cambridge, MA
Restoration, 1840
E. Robinson & Co., Manufacturer
Cushing-Col. Benton House “Bellmont”
Belmont, MA
c. 1840–1855
Asher Benjamin, Architect
G.W. Robinson & Co., E. Robinson & Co., Manufacturers
1846
E. Robinson & Co. moves to 4 Washington Street.
Charles Street Jail
1848
Gridley J.F. Bryant, Architect
1850
c. 1851
James R. Bugbee becomes partner in E. Robinson & Co.
James R. Bugbee, “Improved Lock and Key”
U.S. Patent 8,060
1851
The Parker House
Boston, MA
1855
Treasury Building (South Wing)
Washington, DC
Alteration, 1861–1865
Robert Mills, Architect, 1861
Isaiah Rogers, Architect (Alteration), 1861
Alexander Hamilton Bowman, Ammi Burnham Young, Architects
E. Robinson & Co., Manufacturer
The Old South Meeting House
Boston, MA
Restoration, 1857
E. Robinson & Co., Manufacturer
Arlington Street Church
1861
Arthur Gilman, Gridley J.F. Bryant, Architects
Samuel Ward Residence
1861
Arthur Gilman, Gridley J.F. Bryant, Architects
E. Robinson & Co., Manufacturer
Treasury Building (West Wing)
Washington, DC
1861–1865
Robert Mills, Architect, 1861
Isaiah Rogers, Architect (Alteration), 1861
Alexander Hamilton Bowman, Ammi Burnham Young, Architects
E. Robinson & Co., Manufacturer
Old City Hall
Boston, MA
1862–1865
Gridley J.F. Bryant, Arthur Gilman, Architects
E. Robinson & Co., Manufacturer
E. Robinson & Co. Invoice, 1869
Document
1864
1865
Ammi B. Young, in his journal, writes that E. Robinson & Co. “are esteemed the best locksmiths in this country.”
1865
James R. Bugbee, partner with Enoch and William Robinson, leaves E. Robinson & Co.; E. Robinson & Co. changes name to E. Robinson & Son.
Old Naval Hospital
Washington, DC
1866
Ammi Burnham Young, Architect
E. Robinson & Co., Manufacturer
1867
E. Robinson & Co. hardware displayed in Paris at the Exposition Universelle d’Art et d’Industrie.
1873
E. Robinson & Co. moves to 21 Brattle Street.
1875
Francis D. Robinson: “Improvement in Latches for Doors, Etc”
U.S. Patent No. 161,705
1875
E. Robinson & Co., Manufacturer
Francis D. Robinson: “Improvement in Latches for Doors”
U.S. Patent No. 8,008
1877
1888
February 11: Enoch Robinson dies; his son Albert M. Robinson takes over E. Robinson & Co.
c. 1888
E. Robinson & Co. moves to 39–41 Cornhill.
The Parker House (Extension)
Boston, MA
1855
Catalogue and Price List of Polished Brass Furniture Trimmings
Catalogue
1888
Polished Brass Furniture Trimmings
Catalogue
1888
Artistic Hardware, Manufactured by Enoch Robinson
Advertisement
1889
Francis D. Robinson: “Spring-Hinge”
U.S. Patent No. 503,064
1893
Massachusetts State House
Boston, MA
1895
Charles Bulfinch, Architect, 1798
Gridley J.F. Bryant, Architect (Alteration), 1853
Charles Brigham, Architect
E. Robinson & Co., Manufacturer
E. Robinson & Co. Envelope
Document
1897
Faneuil Hall
Boston, MA
Restoration, 1898–1899
John Smibert, Architect
E. Robinson & Co., Manufacturer
Massachusetts Historical Society
Boston, MA
1899
Edmund March Wheelwright, Architect
E. Robinson & Co., Manufacturer
1900
French Window Weather-Strip & Bolt
Rendering
c. 1900
E. Robinson & Co., Manufacturer
Colonial Door Trimmings
Rendering
c. 1900
E. Robinson & Co., Manufacturer
E. Robinson & Co. Invoice
Document
1900
Enoch Robinson Letterhead, with Drawer Pull Design
Document
c. 1900
Hill-Stead House
Farmington, CT
1901
Theodate Pope Riddle, McKim, Mead & White, Architects
E. Robinson & Co., Manufacturer
The White House
Washington, DC
Restoration, 1902
John Hoban, Architect, 1792
Benjamin Henry Latrobe, Architect (Alteration), 1801
McKim, Mead & White, Architects
E. Robinson & Co., Manufacturer
1905
G.N. Wood & Co. acquires E. Robinson & Co.