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Haloid

BradMandell — 2009-04-07T13:20:56Z

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Haloid

BradMandell — 2009-04-05T14:07:15Z

wiki link founding year

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- - The '''Haloid''' company was founded in Rochester in 1906 to make photographic paper. But it is perhaps better known for purchasing a technology developed by ["Chester Carlson"] to make copies on plain paper in 1947. The process is now known as xerography and the company would change its name to ["Xerox"] in ["1959"]. The newer company would move the majority of its manufacturing operations to a new facility in town of ["Webster"] in the early 1960's. The building was demolished and replaced with a park (see the photo).	+ The '''Haloid''' company was founded in Rochester in ["1906"] to make photographic paper. But it is perhaps better known for purchasing a technology developed by ["Chester Carlson"] to make copies on plain paper in 1947. The process is now known as xerography and the company would change its name to ["Xerox"] in ["1959"]. The newer company would move the majority of its manufacturing operations to a new facility in town of ["Webster"] in the early 1960's. The building was demolished and replaced with a park (see the photo).

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AlexanderGartley — 2008-10-10T14:15:02Z

added wiki link to 1959

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- The '''Haloid''' company was founded in Rochester in 1906 to make photographic paper. But it is perhaps better known for purchasing a technology developed by ["Chester Carlson"] to make copies on plain paper in 1947. The process is now known as xerography and the company would change its name to ["Xerox"] in 1959. The newer company would move the majority of its manufacturing operations to a new facility in town of ["Webster"] in the early 1960's. The building was demolished and replaced with a park (see the photo).	+ The '''Haloid''' company was founded in Rochester in 1906 to make photographic paper. But it is perhaps better known for purchasing a technology developed by ["Chester Carlson"] to make copies on plain paper in 1947. The process is now known as xerography and the company would change its name to ["Xerox"] in ["1959"]. The newer company would move the majority of its manufacturing operations to a new facility in town of ["Webster"] in the early 1960's. The building was demolished and replaced with a park (see the photo).

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AlexanderGartley — 2008-08-15T20:59:15Z

bolded the company name in the description

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- The Haloid company was founded in Rochester in 1906 to make photographic paper. But it is perhaps better known for purchasing a technology developed by ["Chester Carlson"] to make copies on plain paper in 1947. The process is now known as xerography and the company would change its name to ["Xerox"] in 1959. The newer company would move the majority of its manufacturing operations to a new facility in town of ["Webster"] in the early 1960's. The building was demolished and replaced with a park (see the photo).	+ The '''Haloid''' company was founded in Rochester in 1906 to make photographic paper. But it is perhaps better known for purchasing a technology developed by ["Chester Carlson"] to make copies on plain paper in 1947. The process is now known as xerography and the company would change its name to ["Xerox"] in 1959. The newer company would move the majority of its manufacturing operations to a new facility in town of ["Webster"] in the early 1960's. The building was demolished and replaced with a park (see the photo).

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AlexanderGartley — 2007-11-02T06:52:05Z

added wiki link to Webster

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- The Haloid company was founded in Rochester in 1906 to make photographic paper. But it is perhaps better known for purchasing a technology developed by ["Chester Carlson"] to make copies on plain paper in 1947. The process is now known as xerography and the company would change its name to ["Xerox"] in 1959. The newer company would move the majority of its manufacturing operations to a new facility in town of Webster in the early 1960's. The building was demolished and replaced with a park (see the photo).	+ The Haloid company was founded in Rochester in 1906 to make photographic paper. But it is perhaps better known for purchasing a technology developed by ["Chester Carlson"] to make copies on plain paper in 1947. The process is now known as xerography and the company would change its name to ["Xerox"] in 1959. The newer company would move the majority of its manufacturing operations to a new facility in town of ["Webster"] in the early 1960's. The building was demolished and replaced with a park (see the photo).

Haloid

2006-08-22T03:21:46Z

Map location(s) modified

Haloid

TomMaszerowski — 2006-06-14T18:42:47Z

Fixed address, added link to Chester Carlson

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- The Haloid company was founded in Rochester in 1906 to make photographic paper. But it is perhaps better known for purchasing a technology to make copies on plain paper in 1947. The process was known as xerography and the company would change its name to ["Xerox"] in 1959. The newer company would move the majority of its manufacturing operations to a new facility in town of Webster in the early 1960's. The building was demolished and replaced with a park (see the photo).	+ The Haloid company was founded in Rochester in 1906 to make photographic paper. But it is perhaps better known for purchasing a technology developed by ["Chester Carlson"] to make copies on plain paper in 1947. The process is now known as xerography and the company would change its name to ["Xerox"] in 1959. The newer company would move the majority of its manufacturing operations to a new facility in town of Webster in the early 1960's. The building was demolished and replaced with a park (see the photo).

Haloid

TomMaszerowski — 2006-01-22T20:05:10Z

Took credit for the photo

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Haloid

FarMcKon — 2006-01-22T16:51:44Z

moved photo to float next to info

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Haloid

TomMaszerowski — 2006-01-21T22:10:34Z

Added a photo of the site today

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- The Haloid company was founded in Rochester in 1906 to make photographic paper. But it is perhaps better known for purchasing a technology to make copies on plain paper in 1947. The process was known as xerography and the company would change its name to ["Xerox"] in 1959. The newer company would move the majority of its manufacturing operations to a new facility in town of Webster in the early 1960's.	+ [[Thumbnail(HaloidSite.jpg,right,254 "The Haloid site today")]] + + The Haloid company was founded in Rochester in 1906 to make photographic paper. But it is perhaps better known for purchasing a technology to make copies on plain paper in 1947. The process was known as xerography and the company would change its name to ["Xerox"] in 1959. The newer company would move the majority of its manufacturing operations to a new facility in town of Webster in the early 1960's. The building was demolished and replaced with a park (see the photo).

Haloid

TomMaszerowski — 2006-01-21T22:08:28Z

Upload of image HaloidSite.jpg.

Haloid

TomMaszerowski — 2006-01-17T17:36:54Z

Filled in actual street address

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TomMaszerowski — 2006-01-15T23:49:57Z

Minor formatting changes; made website point to history link

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Haloid

TomMaszerowski — 2006-01-14T00:01:38Z

Recreated page

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