In 1874, when Samuel Garrigues left the Pennsylvania Railroad he founded a land survey and civil engineering firm in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania. His brother, John S. Garrigues, also joined the firm, which was located next to the Bryn Mawr Post Office. The firm came to be known as S. M. Garrigues and J. S. Garrigues, Civil Engineers. Their work extended from Overbrook to western Chester County.
John Garrigues joined the newly formed Bryn Mawr Trust Company in 1890. Samuel Garrigues died in 1900.
John Garrigues joined the newly formed Bryn Mawr Trust Company in 1890. Samuel Garrigues died in 1900.
In 1874, when Samuel Garrigues left the Pennsylvania Railroad he founded a land survey and civil engineering firm in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania. His brother, John S. Garrigues, also joined the firm, which was located next to the Bryn Mawr Post Office. The firm came to be known as S. M. Garrigues and J. S. Garrigues, Civil Engineers. Their work extended from Overbrook to western Chester County.
John Garrigues joined the newly formed Bryn Mawr Trust Company in 1890. Samuel Garrigues died in 1900.
John Garrigues joined the newly formed Bryn Mawr Trust Company in 1890. Samuel Garrigues died in 1900.
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