William Jr., and sister Winnifred Morrow continue the tradition of Langhorne Carpet Company family leadership that began in 1930 with the company’s founders and floor-covering visionaries John T. Kommer and Joseph K. Mackay. Their mother Winnifred remains an active participant in the business, tackling the toughest custom design assignments (she directed day-to-day operations during WWII). Today Langhorne is regarded as the finest and longest continuously operated Wilton carpet mill in the Unite

William Jr., and sister Winnifred Morrow continue the tradition of Langhorne Carpet Company family leadership that began in 1930 with the company’s founders and floor-covering visionaries John T. Kommer and Joseph K. Mackay. Their mother Winnifred remains an active participant in the business, tackling the toughest custom design assignments (she directed day-to-day operations during WWII). Today Langhorne is regarded as the finest and longest continuously operated Wilton carpet mill in the Unite

William Jr., and sister Winnifred Morrow continue the tradition of Langhorne Carpet Company family leadership that began in 1930 with the company’s founders and floor-covering visionaries John T. Kommer and Joseph K. Mackay. Their mother Winnifred remains an active participant in the business, tackling the toughest custom design assignments (she directed day-to-day operations during WWII). Today Langhorne is regarded as the finest and longest continuously operated Wilton carpet mill in the Unite

William Jr., and sister Winnifred Morrow continue the tradition of Langhorne Carpet Company family leadership that began in 1930 with the company’s founders and floor-covering visionaries John T. Kommer and Joseph K. Mackay. Their mother Winnifred remains an active participant in the business, tackling the toughest custom design assignments (she directed day-to-day operations during WWII). Today Langhorne is regarded as the finest and longest continuously operated Wilton carpet mill in the Unite

William Jr., and sister Winnifred Morrow continue the tradition of Langhorne Carpet Company family leadership that began in 1930 with the company’s founders and floor-covering visionaries John T. Kommer and Joseph K. Mackay. Their mother Winnifred remains an active participant in the business, tackling the toughest custom design assignments (she directed day-to-day operations during WWII). Today Langhorne is regarded as the finest and longest continuously operated Wilton carpet mill in the Unite