Gibson

The Gibson story began with the founding of the Gibson corporation in Seattle, Washington. Initially, Wilbur Gibson established a manufacturing plant in Longmont, Colorado, dedicated to the creation of tractors. A range of tractor designs emerged from the facility before ownership transitioned to Helene Curtis Industries in 1952. Production was briefly revived by Western American Industries, operating from the original Gibson plant between 1953 and 1958, before ultimately ceasing operations.