Webb. Guilford College Greenpeace, campaigning environment organization; the four founding members include Irving Stowe and Dorothy Stowe of Vancouver Monthly Meeting. H Huntley and Palmers biscuits, manufacturer in Reading, Berkshire Huntsman, steel manufacturer I The Inman Line, Victorian passenger shipping line on the North Atlantic, founded in 1850 by Irish Quaker industrialist John Grubb Richardson and Englishman William Inman The International Voluntary Service was founded in 1931 by the Swiss Quaker Pierre Ceresole J Jacob's, Irish biscuit maker, best known for the cream cracker. Founded by William Beale Jacob and his brother Robert who were both Quakers. J. S. Fry & Sons, chocolate manufacturer John Fowler & Co., manufacturer of agricultural tools and machinery, founded by Quaker engineer and inventor John Fowler J H Holmes & Co (showing the entry for John Henry Holmes), electrical engineer, inventor and manufacturers in Newcastle upon Tyne specialising in early motors, dynamos & switches, and were pioneers of electric lighting on trains and the Suez canal Johns Hopkins University, renowned private university in Baltimore, Maryland, originally started as a graduate university by Quaker abolitionist Johns Hopkins, early board positions were partly filled by Friends Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust L Lloyds Bank, finance M Merz & McLellan, British electrical engineering consultancy co-founded by Charles Hesterman Merz N Neptune Bank Power Station, designed by Merz & McLellan, first power station in the United Kingdom to generate three-phase electric power, and the first to supply electricity for industrial purposes rather than just lighting Newcastle Electric Supply Company, founded by John Theodore Merz, pioneered the use of high-voltage three-phase AC power distribution in the United Kingdom O Oxfam, charity P PQ Corporation, or Philadelphia Quartz Company, was originally founded by Philadelphia Quaker businessmen, Joseph Elkinton and Thomas Elkinton. Priestman Brothers, Kingston upon Hull engineering company founded by Quaker William Dent Priestman and his brother Samuel Priestman, which built the earliest recorded railway locomotive powered by an internal combustion engine Penington Friends House,founded in 1897 to provide shelter and meals to Quakers and friendly people coming to New York City. Long term and short stay guest rooms are still provided. R Reckitt and Sons (now Reckitt), Kingston upon Hull household products manufacturer founded by Quaker Isaac Reckitt, and greatly expanded by his Quaker son Sir James Reckitt Renovaré, interfaith group founded by Richard J. Foster Rogers Communications, Canadian media conglomerate Rogers Vacuum Tube Company, Canadian retailer and manufacturer of