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Wallingford, Connecticut, USA
Noon Hour. H. L. Judd Co.
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Deacon and blacksmith Morton Judd (1808-1901) of New Britain opened a small machine shop and forge with his brother Oliver S. Judd around 1830 to make harness hames. After selling a portion of the business to Henry North (later the North and Judd Mfg. Co.), the firm began to make drapery, window and picture hardware. In 1862 Morton and sons Albert, Edward and Hubert, moved operations to New Haven, reorganizing as the Judd Manufacturing Company. Around 1875, Judd Manufacturing moved to the plant’s present location in Wallingford... connecticutmills.org
 of New Britain opened a small machine shop and forge with his brother Oliver S. Judd around 1830 to make harness hames. After selling a portion of the business to Henry North (later the North and Judd Mfg. Co.), the firm began to make drapery, window and picture hardware. In 1862 Morton and sons Albert, Edward and Hubert, moved operations to New Haven, reorganizing as the Judd Manufacturing Company. Around 1875, Judd Manufacturing moved to the plant’s present location in Wallingford... connecticutmills.org){kind=small}