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 English AACR2 Anglo-American Cataloguing Rules Corporate Body created 2001-07-19 human Ailie Smith; Ken McInnes updated 2025-11-05 human https://www.eoas.info/biogs/A001168b.htm corporateBody Johns & Waygood Ltd AACR2 1892 1986 Start Place Mascot, New South Wales, Australia End Place Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Location Mascot, New South Wales Building or Construction Industries Johns & Waygood was established as a public company in 1892. It fabricated many of Australian landmarks including Sydney's Centrepoint Tower and helped pioneer the lift industry. In 1966 the company became a subsidiary part of Johns Perry Ltd. Johns Perry was taken over by Boral Limited in 1986, and many of the subsidiary company names were changed or sold. Rowe, Lincoln Gordon (1922 - 1995)

Director 1966 - 1979

 Johns and Waygood Perry Engineering Ltd (1966 - 1986)

Became part of Johns Perry Ltd 1966 -

Trove

 'Johns & Waygood Ltd', in Encyclopedia of Australian Science and Innovation, Centre for Transformative Innovation, Swinburne University of Technology Johns & Waygood Ltd Swinburne University of Technology, Centre for Transformative Innovation Encyclopedia of Australian Science and Innovation Journal Article: Hand power travelling cranes (illustrated) Hand power travelling cranes (illustrated) 1914 Commonwealth Engineer 1 8 274-275 Book: Johns and Waygood Limited: one hundred years, 1856-1956 Blainey, Geoffrey Johns and Waygood Limited: one hundred years, 1856-1956 Melbourne Johns and Waygood 1956 Resource: Technology in Australia 1788-1988 Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering Technology in Australia 1788-1988 Online Melbourne Australian Science and Technology Heritage Centre 2000 Charles George Weickhardt : Notes on the history of engineering firms in Victoria Royal Historical Society of Victoria Inc Charles George Weickhardt : Notes on the history of engineering firms in Victoria MS 000036 (Box 017-1) c. 1950 - 2000 A transcribed account of engineering firms in Victoria from the 19th to 20th century. The author is Charles George Weickhardt. The compiled documentation is of historical significance to Victoria, as it describes the early years of engineering. The list of engineering firms: Austral Otis Engineering Company Ltd; Atlas Company of Engineers; The Bendigo Engineers; Campbell, Sloss and McCann; Enoch Chambers; Edward Campbell & Son; Davies and Shephard; Charles Dangerfield and Co; Drysdale and Fraser; M. G. Dyke & Son; C. Ebeling & Sons; Fulton Foundry Company; William Glover & Co; W. G. Goetz & Sons; Humble & Sons (in Geelong); Jacques Bros; Johns & Waygood; Kelly & Lewis Ltd; Langlands Foundry Company; A. H. McDonald & Co; McKenzie & Holland; H. W. Mould (Clyde Iron Works); David Munro & Co; Joseph Nixon; Orton & Burns; Phoenix Foundry Company; D. Richardson & Sons; Schumachers Mill Furnishing Works; J. J. Sneesby (Standard Engineering Works); John W. Stamp Pty. Ltd; Union Foundry (in Ballarat); Thompsons Ltd (in Castlemaine); Vickers Ruwolt; John Welsh Pty Ltd; Wright & Edwards Ltd.