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John C. Lincoln (July 17, 1866 – May 24, 1959) was an American inventor, entrepreneur, philanthropist and in 1924, the vice-presidential candidate under the Commonwealth Land Party ticket.
A tradição da Lincoln em soluções inovadoras, liderança tecnológica e comprometimento com seus clientes, colaboradores e acionistas está enraizada na visão de seu fundador, John C. Lincoln, e seu irmão, James F. Lincoln.
From portraits of our founders, John C. Lincoln and James F. Lincoln, the art flows counterclockwise around our Guiding Principle and Our Purpose to reflect Lincoln Electric’s history, leaders, accomplishments, innovation, growth, and operational excellence.
Trained at Ohio State in the emerging field of electrical engineering, John C.—who had discovered a knack for inventing and fixing things—moves to Cleveland, an industrial powerhouse at the center of the electricity revolution. He finds work electrifying city streetcar systems there and in Rochester, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, and other cities.
Learn how John C. Lincoln, founder of The Lincoln Electric Company, and his brother James F. created the Foundation in 1936 to promote arc welding education and research. Discover the Foundation's publications, awards, and global initiatives in the field of welding.
Conheça a vida de Abraham Lincoln. Saiba sobre a trajetória do lenhador que foi presidente dos EUA, aboliu a escravidão e lutou na Guerra Civil Americana.
Learn about John C. Lincoln, an electrical engineer who founded the Lincoln Electric Company and created some of Arizona's most notable businesses, such as John C. Lincoln North Mountain Hospital and Camelback Inn. Discover how he used his inventions, patents, welfare programs and real estate investments to improve Arizona's health care, tourism and economy.
