Cahill Iron Works was an American manufacturer of brass and iron architectural castings. It was established in 1875 by John Thomas (J.T.) Cahill in Chattanooga, Tennessee. [1] Its product line included residential and commercial fixtures, including fences, railings, gates, sinks, faucets, gas heaters, fireplace grates, andirons, fireplace tools, frying pans, pots. [2]
J.T. Cahill died on June 27, 1889. Frank H. Caldwell became president of Cahill Iron Works, with J.J. Mahoney holding the role of vice-president. This management team continued from 1889 through 1921. [1] Crane and Company of Chicago acquired Cahill Iron Works in 1922, establishing the Crane Enameling subsidiary. [3] The foundry building in Chattanooga acquired by Crane and Company is in the National Register of Historic Places (#83004246). [4]
Cahill Iron Works was an American manufacturer of brass and iron architectural castings. It was established in 1875 by John Thomas (J.T.) Cahill in Chattanooga, Tennessee. [1] Its product line included residential and commercial fixtures, including fences, railings, gates, sinks, faucets, gas heaters, fireplace grates, andirons, fireplace tools, frying pans, pots. [2]
J.T. Cahill died on June 27, 1889. Frank H. Caldwell became president of Cahill Iron Works, with J.J. Mahoney holding the role of vice-president. This management team continued from 1889 through 1921. [1] Crane and Company of Chicago acquired Cahill Iron Works in 1922, establishing the Crane Enameling subsidiary. [3] The foundry building in Chattanooga acquired by Crane and Company is in the National Register of Historic Places (#83004246). [4]