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Wrightwood Enterprises, Inc.
717 St. Joseph Drive
St. Joseph, Michigan 49085
616-828-0618

Pianos now made by: Dongbei Piano Co., Yingkou, Liaoning Province, China

James Whiting Vose was a cabinetmaker who learned the piano making trade from various Boston area piano
factories. In 1851 he made his first piano, starting his own business. Vose built a number of high quality square
grand, upright and grand pianos under the name James W. Vose during this era. He had three sons who all
learned the business, and joined their father as partners in the firm. At this time, he renamed it Vose & Sons. The
business was incorporated in 1889, with the Vose family holding the entire stock. In the 1920s they built a factory
at Watertown, Greater Boston. Not long after, the Great Depression hit and the firm was forced to become a part
of the large Aeolian-American Corp. of New York. Aeolian used the Vose name until they went out of business in
1982. Since 2004 pianos bearing the name Vose & Sons were used by Wrightwood Enterprises Inc. on pianos
made by the Dongbei Piano Co. in China.

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