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CHAPTER 211

Five Cool Facts from Johnson & Johnson History

By Margaret Gurowitz
Aug 31, 2015
Johnson & Johnson Gauze Mill employees keeping cool during the summer with giant fans. From our archives.
Johnson & Johnson Gauze Mill employees keeping cool during the summer with giant fans. From our archives.
August brings heat and humidity to just about everyone, and it’s a time when many people head to the beach, or to air conditioning, or on vacation -- or all three combined! So to help everyone stay cool in the late summer heat, here are five cool facts from Johnson & Johnson history: Illustration of the first Johnson & Johnson building from 1886, where M. S. Denman worked. From our archives. 1.  One of our original 1886 employees sent a fossil to the Smithsonian! In 1904, M.S. Denman sent a fossil of a prehistoric fish to the Smithsonian. Ms. Denman was one of our original fourteen em
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This blog is a way to tell some of the stories about the early days and history of Johnson & Johnson, and the people who worked here.