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Coachbuilders turned body builders, who later concentrated on special
purpose vehicles. Henry C. Seabrook, of Seabrook & Smith, carriage makers, New Haven 1880.
address: 128-130 Park St, New Haven, CT
Seabrook & Smith founded their business about thirty years ago, and
carried it on as a firm until 1895, when they incorporated under the title
of Seabrook & Smith Carriage Co., with H. C. Seabrook as President, John H.
Moore, Vice President and L. T. Smith, Secretary and Treasurer. The house
gives special attention to the production of a high grade of light work.
Their factory is fitted up with all the needed machinery -and appliances
necessary for their business. The greater part of their product is sold in
the Eastern cities, but its good quality has gained for them a fair trade
among the buyers of fine work in the large Western cities.
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Moore & Watson Carriage Wood Works consolidated with Seabrook & Smith as the Seabrook & Smith Carriage Co. |
