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2015 ANNIVERSARY COMPANIES Anniv Year Est. Name Location 2015 ANNIVERSARY COMPANIES Anniv Year Est. Name Location Description 250 1765 Cluttons London, England Real estate 250 1765 Hennessy Cognac, France Cognac (LVMH) 250 1765 Lloyds Bank London, England Banking and insurance 225 1790 Bene AG Waidhofen/Ybbs, Austria Office furniture 225 1790 Hackman Kerava, Finland Cooking equipment 225 1790 ITC Ltd. Kolkata, India Conglomerate 225 1790 Ye Olde Tavern Manchester, VT Restaurant 200 1815 Banque Bonhôte & Cie SA Neuchâtel, Switzerland Private banking 200 1815 Carl Heymanns Verlag GmbH Cologne, Germany Academic publishing 200 1815 DHL Global Forwarding Bonn, Germany Shipping 200 1815 Jacksons of Piccadilly London, England Tea house 200 1815 MacFarlan Smith Edinburgh, Scotland Pharmaceuticals 200 1815 Pringle of Scotland London, England Knitwear 200 1815 Royal Doulton Company Stoke-on-Trent, England Porcelain and pottery 200 1815 Scottish Widows Edinburgh, Scotland Financial services (Lloyds) 175 1840 Aberdeen Universary Press Aberdeen, Scotland Publishing 175 1840 Angels the Costumiers London, England Costumes providers 175 1840 Antoine's New Orleans, LA French-Creole restaurant 175 1840 Baker Botts LLP Houston, TX International law firm 175 1840 Bell Gully Auckland, New Zealand Law firm 175 1840 Bewley's Dublin, Ireland Beverages 175 1840 Bidwells Cambridge, England Real estate and agribusiness 175 1840 BMJ Group London, England Medical journals 175 1840 Coster Diamonds Amsterdam, The Netherlands Diamond polishing 175 1840 Cunard Line Santa Clarita, CA Shipping 175 1840 Kajima Corporation Tokyo, Japan Architectural engineering 175 1840 La Maison Simon Quebec City, Canada Fashion retail 175 1840 Lancaster Brewing Company Lancaster, PA Brewery and pub 175 1840 Melhus Farebank Melhus, Norway Financial services 175 1840 Orbea Mallabia, Spain Bicycles 175 1840 PD Ports Middlesbrough, England Ports operation 175 1840 Pošta Srbije Bergrade, Serbia Postal service 175 1840 Sandalford Wines Caversham, Australia Winery 175 1840 Viagens Abreu Porto, Portugal Travel agency 175 1840 Yale (Company) Berlin, CT Home security 150 1865 Allahabad Bank Kolkata, India Financial services 150 1865 American Hotal Register Company Vernon Hills, IL Hospitality services 150 1865 Arnott's Biscuits Limited Sydney, Australia Biscuits 150 1865 Ave Maria Press Notre Dame, IN Publishing 150 1865 BAM Nuttall Limited Camberley, England Construction 150 1865 Banca Popolare di Milano Milan, Italy Financial services 150 1865 BASF SE Ludwigshafen, Germany Chemicals 150 1865 Camerons Brewery Ltd. Hartlepool, England Beer brewers 150 1865 Cargill, Incorporated Minneapolis, MN Food processing, commodities 150 1865 CEC Bank Bucharest, Romania Financial services 150 1865 Cold Spring Tavern Santa Barbara, CA Restaurant 150 1865 Coop Supermarkten The Netherlands Supermarkets 150 1865 Costain Group plc Maidenhead, England Construction, civil engineering 150 1865 DAP Products Inc. Baltimore, MD Home repair, construction 150 1865 Dege & Skinner London, England Bespoke tailoring 150 1865 Dobbies Garden Centres Edinburgh, Scotland Garden centers 150 1865 Duck Head Greensboro, NC Casual apparel 150 1865 Dufry AG Basel, Switzerland Duty-free shops 150 1865 Dynamit Nobel AG Leverkusen, Germany Chemicals and weapons company 150 1865 Edrington Glasgow, Scotland Alcoholic beverages 150 1865 Frederick Warne & Co London, England Publishing 150 1865 Furtados Music Mumbai, India Music company 150 1865 HSBC Hong Kong Financial services 150 1865 HSBC Bank A.S. Istanbul, Turkey Financial services 150 1865 HSBC Holdings plc London, England Financial services 150 1865 Isle of Man Bank Limited Douglas, Isle of Man, UK Financial services 150 1865 Kirks Originals Australia Beverages 150 1865 Mallett Antiques London, England Fine art and antiques company 150 1865 Nokia Oyj Helsinki, Finland Telecommunications equipment 150 1865 Pitsos Athens, Greece Manufacturing 150 1865 R.M. Wade & Co. Beaverton, OR Agricultural equipment 150 1865 Ropes & Gray LLP Boston, MA Law firm 150 1865 Rose's (marmalade) St. Albans, England Marmalade maker 150 1865 Schell Leather Company St. Petersburg, FL Leather & plastics manufacturer 150 1865 Shapoorji Pallonji Group Mumbai, India Conglomerate 150 1865 Siemens Brothers & Company Ltd. Munich, Germany Electrical energy conglomerate 150 1865 Spiegel New York, NY Catalogue company 150 1865 Talyllyn Railway Tywyn, Gwynedd, Wales Historic railroad 150 1865 The Hotel Café Royal London, England Restaurant 150 1865 The Nation New York, NY Oldest weekly US publication 150 1865 Timpson Manchester, England Retail services 150 1865 Wartski London, England Jeweler 150 1865 Wilbur Chocolate Company Lancaster, PA Chocolatiers 150 1865 Zenith SA Neuchâtel, Switzerland Watchmaker 125 1890 Akbarieh, Tehran, Iran Pharmaceuticals 125 1890 Allianz SE Munich, Germany Financial services 125 1890 Armstrong Tools Chicago, IL Manufacturing 125 1890 Banco de Venezuela Caracas, Venezuela Financial services 125 1890 Banner Bank Walla Walla, WA Commercial bank 125 1890 Barq's New Orleans, LA Root beer manufacturer 125 1890 Bartell Drugs Seattle, WA Retail pharmacy 125 1890 Brillion Iron Works Brillion, WI Iron foundry 125 1890 Carnegie Hall New York, NY Historic music hall 125 1890 CMS Energy Jackson, MI Public utility 125 1890 Conn's Inc. The Woodlands, TX Retail electronics chain 125 1890 Conrad Gargett Brisbane, Australia Architecture 125 1890 Cosmi Americo & Figlio Ancona, Italy Arms manufacturer 125 1890 Cuauhtémoc-Moctezuma Brewery Monterrey, Mexico Brewery 125 1890 Daimler-Motoren-Gesellschaft Untertürkheim, Germany Automobile manufacturer 125 1890 Edward Green Northampton, England Shoemaker 125 1890 Emerson Electric Company Ferguson, MO Electrical equipment 125 1890 FEMSA Monterrey, Mexico Beverages 125 1890 Fluor Corporation Irving, TX Global engineering/construction 125 1890 Fordyce & Princeton Railroad Co Crossett, AR Railway 125 1890 Garden State Fireworks Millington, NJ Pyrotechnics company 125 1890 General Electric Company Fairfield, CT Conglomerate 125 1890 Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher Los Angeles, CA Law firm 125 1890 Gillig Corporation Hayward, CA Transit buses manufacturer 125 1890 Great Lakes Dredge and Dock Co. Oak Brook, IL Heavy construction contractor 125 1890 Groupe Casino Saint-Étienne, France Mass retailer 125 1890 Grupo Mahou-San Miguel Madrid, Spain Brewers 125 1890 Hachez Breman, Germany Chocolatier 125 1890 Hardinge, Inc. Elvira, NY Machine tool manufacturer 125 1890 Heinemann Portsmouth, NH Educational publisher 125 1890 Holywell Press Oxford, England Publisher and printer 125 1890 JC Vickery London, England Consumer goods company 125 1890 Julius Baer Group Ltd. Zurich, Switzerland Private banking 125 1890 Julius Berger Nigeria Plc Abuja, Nigeria Construction 125 1890 Karger Basel, Switzerland Scientific publishing 125 1890 KM Group Kent, England Multimedia company 125 1890 Kookaburra Bats Melbourne, Australia Sports equipment 125 1890 Kubota Corporation Osaka, Japan Heavy machinery manufacturer 125 1890 Kuehne + Nagel International AG Schindellegi, Switzerland Transportation and global logistics 125 1890 Lee Enterprises Davenport, IA Media publishing company 125 1890 Luossavaara-Kiirunavaara Aktiebolag Luleå, Sweden State-owned mining 125 1890 Mannesmann AG Salzgitter, Germany Telecommunications 125 1890 Marshalltown Company Marchalltown, IA Construction tools manufacturer 125 1890 Marston's plc Wolverhampton, England Leisure and hospitality provider 125 1890 Martin Burn Limited Kolkata, India Construction and real estate 125 1890 Nordstjernan Stockholm, Sweden Investment company 125 1890 Ogden Newspapers Inc. Wheeling, WV Publishing 125 1890 Pepper Hamilton LLP Philadelphia, PA Law firm 125 1890 Pickens Railroad Cornelia, GA Railway 125 1890 Prescott & Northwestern Railroad Prescott, AR Railway 125 1890 Reliance Bank Ltd. London, England Financial services 125 1890 San Miguel Brewery, Inc. Mandaluyong, Philippines Brewery 125 1890 San Miguel Corporation Mandaluyong, Philippines Conglomerate 125 1890 Santen Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. Osaka, Japan Pharmaceuticals 125 1890 Shepherd Building Group Ltd. York, England Construction company 125 1890 Squire Patton Boggs Washington, DC Law and lobbying firm 125 1890 Stifel Financial Corp. St. Louis, MO Investment services 125 1890 Teufel Nursery Hillsboro, OR Landscaping 125 1890 Thomas Tunnock Limited Uddingston, Scotland Bakers 125 1890 Tilleke & Gibbins Bangkok, Thailand Law firm 125 1890 Tredair Northamptonshire, England Footwear manufacturer 125 1890 U.S. Bancorp Minneapolis, MN Financial services 125 1890 UIA (Insurance) Limited London, England Insurance 125 1890 University Bank Ann Arbor, MI Islamic financial services 125 1890 University of Pennsylvania Press Philadelphia, PA Publishing 125 1890 Vinçotte Brussels, Belgium Inspection and certification services 125 1890 Yusuf Bin Ahmed Kanoo Manama, Bahrain Conglomerate 100 1915 AB Stockholms Spårvägar Stockholm, Sweden Public transportation provider 100 1915 Alfred A. Knopf, Inc. New York, NY Publishing 100 1915 Amalgamated Sugar Company Nampa, ID Sugar refinery 100 1915 American Saw and Manufacturing Co East Longmeadow, MA Tool manufacturer 100 1915 Ansul Marinette, WI Firefighting chemicals 100 1915 Arkansas,Louisiana & Mississippi RR Crossett, AR Railway 100 1915 Atlantic City Jitney Association Atlantic City, NJ Public minibus service 100 1915 Bealls Bradenton, FL Retailer 100 1915 Black & Veatch Overland Park, KS Engineering consultants/designers 100 1915 Bolthouse Farms Bakersfield, CA Vertical integration farming 100
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