• Source: FBG-Sweet's

• Waltham, MA
• Construction: Jun 1902
• Architect & Engineer: Lockwood, Greene & Co (Boston)
• Building/FBG work may be standing

According to a letter from the architects, this was “extensions and improvements to a large mill that had to be kept in continuous operation while [FBG's] work was going on.”

Boston Manufacturing Co was a major employer in Waltham and Massachusetts, being one of the first to hire farm girls and house them in company dormitories.

Many of the buildings at 144-160 Moody Street still exist, but it is not possible to tell which building might have been the subject of FBG work or whether it remains standing.

• 1902 letter cited in 1907 FBG ad
• Local notice
• Sweet's Catalogue of Building Construction advertisement, 1909

Unknown. Some BMC buildings remain standing but it is not certain if the FBG project is among them.

• Boston Post, 17 Jun 1902:

• Letter of 22 Dec 1902 from FBG ad in Engineering News, July 1907:

• https://www.loc.gov/item/ma0972/
• https://www.library.hbs.edu/hc/wes/collections/labor/textiles/content/1001956083.html