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History of CRAM Globes |
![]() In 1921, George Cram sold his business to one of his largest customers, E.A. Peterson of the National Map Company. The companies were combined at 32 E. Georgia St. in Indianapolis. The CRAM name continued on. On March 24, 1928, George F. Cram died at the age of 86. In 1932, the George F. Cram Company began manufacturing globes. In 1936, the company moved again to 730 E. Washington St. ![]() Loren Douthit became President and majority shareholder of the company in 1966. In March of 1968, CRAM moved again to 301 S. LaSalle St. where it remained for 38 years. Loren Douthit retired in 1978, passing the torch to his two sons. William Douthit became President and John Douthit became Vice-President. CRAM remained in the Douthit family for 40 years until it was sold to another Indianapolis company, Herff Jones, in February 2005. Douthit family members continue to work for the company. CRAM moved to its newest location at 4719 W. 62nd St. on the Herff Jones corporate campus in 2006. It was part of a 160,000 square foot, state-of-the-art facility that allowed CRAM to better serve its customers. |
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