(From August 2, 1919, issue of The Music
Trades)
An August, 1919, impression of the factory
for the newly organized Apollo Piano Company, at DeKalb, Ill. In
this cut, the factory has been enlarged greatly from the
original construction started in 1904 for the Melville Clark
Piano Company. The original "L" shaped building is somewhat in
the background as compared to the new and similarly shaped
building that fronts the older factory structure. The original
power house is behind and adjacent to the original factory
building, and is easily discerned by the tall smokestack (left
of center) and plume of steam rising out of what is probably the
original Corliss steam engine's exhaust pipe.
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