dozen web based tools including video, interactive application & stitch finders, the social network for stitching named merrowing.com, a "needle configurator" and a new online store 2010: After moving to Fall River, MA into the historic Granite Mill Buildings, Merrow opens the only Sample Room for industrial sewing machines in the USA, and adds custom built industrial sewing machines to its standard product line. 2012 Introduces Activeseam 2020: Retools to manufacture facemasks and PPE for clinical uses. See also List of sewing machine brands References External links Interview with the Patriot Ledger Merrow family papers and records, 1800-1948 Account books, 1838-1893, J.B. Merrow and Sons (archive description) "WILLCOX & GIBBS SEWING-MACH. co. V. MERROW MACH. CO." Federal court decision on Merrow patents (93 Fed. 206) "Merrow, Connecticut", March 1, 1997 article on www.threadcity.com, based on Gilbert O. Southwick's interviews, written in 1868 Historical documents about Merrow® Sewing Machine Company Obituary of J. M. Merrow in The Hartford Daily Courant, March 28, 1947 "Company History", a letter from the company's Treasurer, dated May 22, 1958, pg. 1 "Company History", a letter from the company's Treasurer, dated May 22, 1958, pg. 2 "News from Merrow", December 1972 "The Merrow Machine Company - A Connecticut History and Tradition", from 1982 or later Newspaper article (partial) with picture, from 1987 or later "UPDATE from the Merrow Machine Company", November 1988, pg. 1 "UPDATE from the Merrow Machine Company", November 1988, pg. 2 "UPDATE from the Merrow Machine Company", November 1988, pg. 3 "UPDATE from the Merrow Machine Company", November 1988, pg. 4 Manufacturing companies based in Massachusetts Sewing machine brands 1838 establishments in Connecticut American companies established in 1838