Disston Saw Works

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Disston Saw Works was a major 19th- and early 20th-century American saw and tool manufacturing company founded by Henry Disston, known for its large industrial complex and significant role in Philadelphia’s industrial history.

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instanceOf manufacturing company
saw manufacturer
tool manufacturer
country United States of America
surface form: United States
employs factory workers
skilled toolmakers
steelworkers
foundedBy Henry Disston NERFINISHED
founder Henry Disston NERFINISHED
hasHeadquartersLocation Tacony, Philadelphia NERFINISHED
hasPart company housing in Tacony
company offices
file works
foundry
pattern shop
power plant
rail sidings
saw factory
shipping department
steel mill
wharf on the Delaware River
heritageDesignation contributing property to industrial heritage of Philadelphia
industry hand tools
saws
steel manufacturing
knownFor high-quality hand saws
large industrial complex in Tacony
role in development of Tacony as a company town
vertical integration of steel and tool production
locatedIn Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Tacony, Philadelphia NERFINISHED
notableWork Disston D-8 hand saw NERFINISHED
Disston Keystone saw line NERFINISHED
Disston No. 12 hand saw NERFINISHED
owner Disston family NERFINISHED
partOf industrial history of Philadelphia
product back saws
chisels
crosscut saws
files
hack saws
hand saws
industrial saws
levels
measuring tools
panel saws
saw blades
squares
significantEvent construction of large integrated factory complex in Tacony
relocation of operations from central Philadelphia to Tacony

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Tacony historicallyAssociatedWith Disston Saw Works