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| The Washington, D.C., card plant of
the Supplies Division (later Information Records
Division) was located at 1818 New York Avenue. It
could trace its history in Washington back to a
predecessor of IBM -- the Tabulating Machine Company
-- which had a factory
and office facility in the Georgetown section
of the city. Beginning in 1942, the Washington plant
produced billions of punched cards for IBM and its
customers until 1984, when it closed its doors as
the company's sole remaining card manufacturing
facility (and finished its service to IBM as part
of the National Distribution Division). |
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