Manufacturer: Unknown User: Willys-Overland Company Distributor: John Van Range Co., Cincinnati, OH Date of cup: circa 1915 The Overland automobile was introduced in 1903 by the Overland Company of Indianapolis. In 1908, the company was acquired by 35-year old John North Willys, who then moved production from Indianapolis to the former

Manufacturer: Syracuse China Pattern Name: Willow Date of eggcup: 1950   Notes: Stock pattern of willow leaves found in both blue and green. Not to be confused with Blue Willow.

Manufacturer: Mayer China User: Williamsburg Motor House Date of pedestal mug: 1960s   Notes: The Williamsburg Motor House, at 506 N. Henry Street in the same-named town in Virginia, was part of the accommodations plan for visitors to historic Williamsburg. Built in the 1950s to accompany two prior lodging sites (Williamsburg

Manufacturer: Homer Laughlin China User: Williamsburg Inn Date of plate: 1992   Notes: The Williamsburg Inn of Williamsburg, VA opened in the spring of 1937. Several renovations have been made since then.

Manufacturer: Unknown User: William Penn Inn – Gwynedd, PA Date of matchstand: circa 1930s – 1940s   Notes: The William Penn Inn is located at 1017 Dekalb Pike in Lower Gwynedd, Pennsylvania. The Inn started out as a Public House in 1714, became a licensed Tavern in 1827, and later was

Manufacturer: Maddock Pottery Co. User: William Penn Hotel Distributor: C. Reizenstein Sons Date of candlestick: circa 1918   Notes: Originally built in 1916 as a grand 1600-room hotel on Mellon Square in Pittsburgh, PA, the William Penn Hotel has been owned and operated by several hotel chains, including the Eppley, Statler,

Manufactuer: Mayer China User: William Penn Hotel Date of plate: 1956   Notes: Originally built in 1916 as a grand 1600-room hotel on Mellon Square in Pittsburgh, PA, the William Penn Hotel has been owned and operated by several hotel chains, including the Eppley, Statler, Sheraton, Westin and Omni hotel chains.

Manufacturer: Warwick China User: William Newton Memorial Hospital (now called William Newton Hospital) Date of creamer: 1949   Notes: Located in Winfield Kansas. Land acquired in 1924 when William Newton died and left property to the city of Winfield to build a hospital. Construction began in 1926 and opened in 1927. Still

Manufacturer: Maddock Pottery Co. User: William Foor Hotels Distributor: Albert Pick & Company, Chicago Date of bouillon: late 1890s – circa 1911   Notes: William A. Foor entered the hostelry business at the young age of 25 when he became owner of the Grand Hotel in Indianapolis, Ind. in 1890. His