A. R. Reineman & Bro.

Allgemeines

NameA. R. Reineman & Bro.
OrtssitzPittsburgh (Pa.)
StraßeFifth Avenue 25
Art des UnternehmensFlorist
AnmerkungenNennt sich "Wholesale & Retail Florists", betreiben aber auch eine Gärtnerei.
Quellenangaben[Industries of Pittsburgh (1879) 123]




Produkte

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Blumen 1878 Beginn um 1878 1879 [Industries of Pittsburgh (1879) 123]  
Blumen-Verkauf 1878 Beginn um 1878 1879 [Industries of Pittsburgh (1879) 123]  




Betriebene Dampfmaschinen

Bezeichnung Bauzeit Hersteller
Dampfmaschine (?) vor 1879 unbekannt




Allgemeines

ZEIT1879
THEMABeschreibung
TEXTThe delightful industry of the florist has increased with the growing wealth and luxury of this city to such an extent, as to form a very important factor in the general prosperity and resources. Among those houses that have secured by their enterprise and energy more than usual prominence in this department, may be mentioned the Messrs. A. R. & E. C. Reineman, who, under the caption title, founded their business more than a year ago, with facilities that placed them at once in the front rank as commercial and botanical florists. The Garden Houses of the firm are located on Troy Hill, and consist of about 10 acres of garden thoroughly stocked with the choicest variety of trees, shrubs and plants to be found in this section of the country. The Green House, which is heated by steam and a 25 horse power engine, covers an area alone of aljout an acre and contains a selection of rare indigenous and tropical flowers and flowering plants. From this source the store at No. 25 Fifth avenue is su ftp lied with daily floral additions to its stock, and charming decorations furnished for every social or funeral occasion. Orders from abroad are promptly filled, for Flowers cut or otherwise, Plants, Bulbs, Fancy Stands, Baskets and Vines of every description. With these facilities and all the added advantages to be derived from an enlarged experience and thorough familiarity with the work, the Messrs. Reineman are to no small degree deserving of the hearty support and consideration of the community.
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