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Endicott Johnson Corporation, at its peak in 1927, employed 22,000 workers across 62 factories in the Triple Cities region of upstate New York and produced 52 million pairs of shoes annually — more than 52% of all work shoes sold in the United States. Manufacturing employment fell to zero by 1980. The brand name continues under different ownership, with production located primarily in the southeastern United States and overseas. The carousel on Washington Avenue in Johnson City was restored in 2008 and continues to operate.
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