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two story brick mill, built at the rear of the property, and presently a lovely cottage. When Vincent Perry died in 1882, the company continued under James Kendrick's Kendrick incorporated the business with his four sons and six years later, he died. The company moved to an interim home at 125 Herman StreetThis structure was later demolished and rowhouses built in its place. No known descriptions of the Herman Street site survive except for a newspaper article that listed 50 knitting machines and 15 sewing In 1919, the firm moved to a new, modern, three story brick mill building on Germantown Avenue at PastoriusIn 1925, the company's growth necessitated the erection of a major addition at the rear of the building. Today, the company is still in business, producing surgical garments, elastic bandages, and medical trusses. The present mill on Germantown Avenue was designed to contain leased shops on the first floor (which was

indicative of the conservative nature of the owners to be able to withstand slowdowns in sales of their products); presently, it houses Kendricks' local offices and contains one hand-operated flat knitting frame, and several circular-head knitting machines, powered from line shafts with flat belt leather pulleys, driven by anIn 1917, James R. Kendricks' Company boasted over 70 employees; at present, there are about 17 In October 1989, the firm was purchased by Lesley EmilIts new name is the Kendrick Company, 1  1856 Philadelphia City Directory and 1856 U.S. Naturalization Records, on file at the Germantown Historical Society. 2  Fergus Perry, mentioned in the description of Phillips Knitting Mill on Wakefield Street, was the son of Vincent Perry. remained in family possession until a female Perry died in the dwelling c.1982. The abandoned property was bulldozed by the summer 1989. cords from 1884 on.