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| Founded in Portland, Oregon in 1919 by James R. Lynch, The Lynch Company was a heating contractor until World War II, when the company began providing steel fabrications for the United States shipbuilding industry at Portland's Swan Island, and the Vancouver, Washington shipyards. In 1946, The Lynch Company began manufacturing oil and gas furnaces, as well as fabricating and installing ductwork for heating, air conditioning, and ventilation systems in large institutional, commercial, and industrial buildings. |
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