Guitar Story
Guitar Story
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guitar. Graded secondary. Open the original.
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8 facts on this site cite this source, across Martin. A quoted passage is the text the fact relies on.
| Fact | Years | Records | Passage |
|---|---|---|---|
| C.F. Martin & Co., Inc. (Martin family) ran Martin North Street plant (NRHP)[1] | 1859–1964 | Martin North Street plant (NRHP), C.F. Martin & Co., Inc. (Martin family) | No passage captured |
| C.F. Martin & Co., Inc. (Martin family) ran Martin 510 Sycamore Street[1] | 1964–now | Martin 510 Sycamore Street, C.F. Martin & Co., Inc. (Martin family) | "62,000-square-foot Sycamore Street facility… That was in 1964." |
| C.F. Martin & Co., Inc. (Martin family) ran Martin Navojoa[1] | 1990–now | Martin Navojoa, C.F. Martin & Co., Inc. (Martin family) | "since the early 1990s, Martin's Navajoa factory has turned out strings, ukuleles and Backpackers… DXM series to Navojoa, in 2004" |
| Martin USA (Nazareth) built at Martin North Street plant (NRHP) (full build)[1] | 1850–1964 | Martin, Martin North Street plant (NRHP) | No passage captured |
| Martin USA (Nazareth) built at Martin 510 Sycamore Street (full build)[1] | 1964–now | Martin, Martin 510 Sycamore Street | "62,000-square-foot Sycamore Street facility… That was in 1964." |
| Martin Backpacker (Mexico) built at Martin Navojoa (full build)[1] | 1990–now | Martin, Martin Navojoa | "since the early 1990s, Martin's Navajoa factory has turned out strings, ukuleles and Backpackers… DXM series to Navojoa, in 2004" |
| Martin DXM (Mexico) built at Martin Navojoa (full build)[1] | 2004–now | Martin, Martin Navojoa | "DXM series to Navojoa, in 2004" |
| Martin Backpacker[1] | introduced 1992 | Martin | No passage captured |
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