Lockwood, Greene & Co.

Lockwood, Greene & Company was an American engineering firm, active under various names from 1871 to 2017, that designed and built mills and other industrial buildings. It began in 1871 in Boston as the mechanical engineering practice of Amos D. Lockwood and took the name Lockwood, Greene & Company in 1882 when Lockwood, John W. Danielson and Stephen Greene formed a partnership. The firm grew through branch offices in the American South, Chicago, Montreal, New York and, after the First World War, Paris, and in 1919 it added an architectural department under Walter W. Cook, which was merged with the engineers in 1928. Later owners included Philipp Holzmann, CH2M Hill and finally Jacobs Engineering Group, which absorbed it in 2017. Many of its works are listed on the National Register of Historic Places, among them Dallas Mill in Huntsville, Alabama, and Atlantic City Convention Hall.