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1855 - Julius Andrae emigrates at the age of 26 from Meissen, Germany. | .jpg "Andrae & Sons") |
1880 - While manufacturing mechanical bell pulls as well as locks Julius wonders why not an electric bell. So he sent his son Herman, then 21, to New York, Philadelphia, and Savannah to learn about the new electrical wonders. | .jpg "Motors") |
1897 - Andrae introduced the first incandescent light to Milwaukee. 1924 - Frank Theodore (Terry) Andrae, President of Julius Andrae & Sons, purchases 92 acres of lake shore from a retired fisherman. | .jpg "Andrae Bicycles") |
| 1926 - Herman Andrae removes electric dynamo originally install in 1890. 1927 - Henriette Andrae donates all 122 acres of "pine dunes" lakeshore property to the State of Wisconsin after her husbands death. | .jpg "Herman Andrae") |
| 1930's - George Andrae is appointed as one of the National Electrical Contractor Association (NECA) representatives to the National Fire Prevention Association. 1937 - George Andrae becomes president of Andrae Electric. | .jpg "Flyer") |
1960 - Robert Wittenberg becomes president of Andrae Electric. 1966 - Joseph Loftus begins his employment with Dietz Electric. 1971 - Joseph Loftus purchases Terminal Electric Co. | .jpg "Photos/flyer_2(1).jpg") |
| 1989 - Andrae Electric is purchased and merges with Terminal Electric. J Patrick Loftus becomes the president of Terminal-Andrae Electric. 2006 - Joseph P. Loftus, chairman of the board, of Terminal-Andrae dies after a battle with cancer at the age of 73. 2007 - Terminal-Andrae purchases McIver Electric and continues to build the customer service department. | .jpg "45 Years of Service") |
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