Williams Piano & Organ Co. (See also Epworth)
The Williams Piano & Organ Company was established in 1855 by J.W. Williams as the J.W. Williams Company, and in 1884 the name was changed to J.W. Williams & Sons. The firm incorporated as the Williams Piano & Organ Company in 1889. They built a large, state-of-the-art factory at Fullerton Avenue in Chicago where both their pianos and reed organs were built. Williams enjoyed a very good reputation for building higher quality, durable instruments. They built pianos and organs under the brand names of Williams & Sons, Epworth, and Pennington. The firm was out of business before the Great Depression.
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Williams Piano & Organ Calendar 1
Illustrated Advertising Pocket Calendar For The Williams Piano & Organ Company, Circa 1916
Williams Piano & Organ Calendar 2
Illustrated Advertising Pocket Calendar For The Williams Piano & Organ Company, Circa 1921
Miscellaneous Ephemera
Epworth PIano Advertisement
Turn-Of-The-Century Advertisements For The "Epworth" Piano By The Williams Piano & Organ Company
Epworth/Williams Organ Advertisments
Late 19th Century Advertisements Featuring The "Epworth" Organ By The Williams Piano & Organ Company
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1898 | $11,000