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Non-Relief Schematic
Diagram of a non-relief steam radiator
Milton Cederquist Family Home in Titusville
Milton "Seedy" Cederquist (1889-1981) family home in Titusville, PA, circa 1900. House is located at 602 North Franklin Street.
Milton "Seedy" Cederquist
Milton "Seedy" Cederquist (1889-1981) in his military uniform.
Milton "Seedy" and Clarence Cederquist
Milton "Seedy" (1889-1981) and Clarence (1874-1960) Cederquist standing together.
Men Lined Up on South Franklin Street
Men lined up across mud-covered South Franklin Street with beer mugs and children, Titusville, PA. DW1063
Logo on a Radiator
Photo of the T.C. Joy logo on a radiator.
Leaky Valve
Diagram of a leaky valve in a steam radiator
Lars, Teckla, Clarence Cederquist and Family
Back Row L to R: Lars (1846-1918), Tecka (1846-1933), Teckla (d.1989), Clarence (1874-1960), Clara (1882-1946)
Front Row L to R: Dena (d.2006), Esther
Front Row L to R: Dena (d.2006), Esther
Lars John and Teckla Gustava Cederquist
Lars John (1846-1918) and Teckla Gustava (1846-1933) Cederquist around age 60.
Lars and Teckla Cederquist 50th Anniversary
Lars (1846-1918) and Teckla (1846-1933) Cederquist standing together in a garden on their 50th anniversary in 1918.
Lars and Teckla Cederquist 50th Anniversary
Lars (1846-1918) and Teckla (1846-1933) Cederquist's 50th anniversary photograph on porch of home at 407 North Perry Street with family. Lars Cederquist died two months after this photo was taken.
Joy Radiators Advertisement
Figure 6. An ad showcasing the new Joy radiators, listing notable places one can find a Joy radiator. (The Journal of Plumbing, Piping and Hydronics, Vol 22, 1897)
Joy Radiator Patent No. 524804
Patent no. 524804 for a radiator coupling
Joy Radiator Patent No. 511957
Patent no. 511957 for radiator section cores
Joy Radiator Patent No. 456896
Patent no. 456896 for of a radiator designed by T.C. Joy
Joy Radiator Patent No. 456895
Patent no. 456895 for a radiator designed by T.C. Joy
Joy Patent No. 456895
Patent no. 456895 for a generator for steam heating apparatuses designed by T.C. Joy
Joy Logo on a Radiator
Photo of a radiator detailing T. C. Joy logo. These radiators were purchased by a collector in Germany.
Joy Crescent Radiator
Figure 4 An illustration of Joy’s ornate Crescent Radiator. (Metal, A Practical Journal of the Factory, Foundry, Shop and Store, V.2, April-June 1893).
John A. Mather's Photography Studio
John Mather's photography studio on South Franklin Street in Titusville. DW686
Ida M. Tarbell (1857-1944)
Ida M. Tarbell was the author of The History of the Standard Oil Company and other books, grew up in nearby Rouseville and graduated from Titusville High School. DW665
Grey Radiator
Joy radiator in a Titusville home.
Golden Radiator
Photo of a gold radiator from a home in Avon, NY
Friends'
Friends' meeting, basement at Benson Memorial Library, February 10, 1987, Diana Hughes seated left, Marcia Millmore seated right, Standing L to R: Sue Brown, Barbara Auchter, Martha Beal, Esther Chen, Babs Kinder
Franklin S. Tarbell Residence
Franklin S. Tarbell residence; 324 East Main Street, Titusville, PA. Tarbell purchased the Bonta House near Pithole for $600, dismantled it and built this house out of the lumber in 1870. Ida Tarbell, author of The History of Standard Oil and other…