Brill

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Brill is the commonly used name for the J.G. Brill Company, a historic American manufacturer best known for producing streetcars, interurban cars, and other railway vehicles in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf defunct company
rolling stock manufacturer
streetcar manufacturer
alsoKnownAs Brill NERFINISHED
Brill Company NERFINISHED
areaServed Asia NERFINISHED
Europe
North America
South America NERFINISHED
city Philadelphia
country United States of America
surface form: United States
era electric streetcar era
foundedBy George Martin Brill NERFINISHED
John George Brill NERFINISHED
hasType private company
headquartersLocation Philadelphia, Pennsylvania NERFINISHED
inception 1868
industry railway vehicle manufacturing
locatedIn Philadelphia
surface form: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
mergedInto American Car and Foundry Company NERFINISHED
namedAfter John George Brill NERFINISHED
notableFor export of electric railway vehicles worldwide
production of interurban railway cars
production of streetcars
operatedIn early 20th century
late 19th century
originalName J.G. Brill & Son NERFINISHED
product buses
electric railway cars
interurban cars
railway coaches
streetcars
trolley buses
trolley cars
significantPeriod 1890s
1900s
1910s
1920s
specialization electric traction rolling stock
street railway equipment
state Pennsylvania
status defunct
transportMode bus
interurban rail
trolleybus
urban rail transit

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Brill (under license in some forms) alsoKnownAs Brill
subject surface form: J.G. Brill Company