In 1916, Arthur B. Compton Sr. started The Lincoln Storage Company at 315 E. First St. in Dayton, Ohio. We were the first household goods storage facility in the entire area. He later passed the business onto his son Arthur B. Compton Jr., who in 1963 sold it to Thomas M. Bates. Sr. In January of 1994 Mr. Bates sold Lincoln to Jeffrey L. Peace, the current President and CEO. Lincoln Storages history as a trusted moving and storage company goes backeven as far back as 100+ years. When the Wright Exhibition Team, famously comprised of the Wright brothers, disbanded, the teams remaining aircraft was sold, including Frank Coffyns Engine #20. The engine was sold to Detroit residents Frederick and Russell Alger, and the Algers then donated their Model B with Engine #20 to the University of Michigan Flying Club in 1920. Once in the Universitys hands, F.E. Loudy piloted and flew the plane and it crashed very shortly after takeoff. Though the aircraft itself was lost, Engine #20 was salvaged.
In 1916, Arthur B. Compton Sr. started The Lincoln Storage Company at 315 E. First St. in Dayton, Ohio. We were the first household goods storage facility in the entire area. He later passed the business onto his son Arthur B. Compton Jr., who in 1963 sold it to Thomas M. Bates. Sr. In January of 1994 Mr. Bates sold Lincoln to Jeffrey L. Peace, the current President and CEO. Lincoln Storages history as a trusted moving and storage company goes backeven as far back as 100+ years. When the Wright Exhibition Team, famously comprised of the Wright brothers, disbanded, the teams remaining aircraft was sold, including Frank Coffyns Engine #20. The engine was sold to Detroit residents Frederick and Russell Alger, and the Algers then donated their Model B with Engine #20 to the University of Michigan Flying Club in 1920. Once in the Universitys hands, F.E. Loudy piloted and flew the plane and it crashed very shortly after takeoff. Though the aircraft itself was lost, Engine #20 was salvaged.
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Posted at January 25th, 2015 00::01Keep up the work
Lincoln storage is an amazing storage company. I had to store some of our warehouse stuff once I had chosen these guys instead of the regular storage guys that I go for as those guys are a complete rip off! Lincoln was very affordable and their features sounded much better than the previous ones! These guys are very good and I regret not using them earlier. They have a temperature controlled storage and I came to know through one of my friends that their moves crew is also amazing. I have had no issues with them so far. They are very convenient and the best that you can get for an affordable rate. I would surely recommend them to others too!
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