McGeoch showcased its fast-developing marine lighting and ships’ brassfoundry products at the British Industries Fair, attracting global attention and contributing to a robust order book.

McGeoch showcased its fast-developing marine lighting and ships’ brassfoundry products at the British Industries Fair, attracting global attention and contributing to a robust order book.
Birmingham’s 1956 British Industries Fair showcased UK’s finest, including standout McGeoch & Co Ltd. The event attracted global buyers and a royal visit from Queen Elizabeth II, epitomizing Britain’s industrial excellence
McGeoch’s Warwick Works stood strong through the Birmingham Blitz, later leading in electronics innovation. Discover McGeoch’s unparalleled electronics skills and their transformative journey post-WWII
Mr. Walter Heath and William Greene’s heroic actions during the WWII blitz saved McGeoch & Company. Heath, awarded an OBE, embodied dedication in work and service
WWI era: McGeoch’s mastery in standardised electric light fittings and pivotal support for the Clyde shipbuilding industry, paving the way for post-war maritime innovations
Exploring the legacy of ‘RMS Olympic’ and its Olympic-Class Liners, featuring maritime furnishings by William McGeoch & Co.