Baltimore Metro: 410-752-5588 | DC Metro: 301-937-8740 HOME ABOUT US SOLUTIONS PARTS EMPLOYMENT BLOG CONTACT US Company History The Middleton & Meads Company has a long and respected history in the transportation industry. The company roots date back to the latter part of the 19th century as the White–Middleton Gas Engine Company. White-Middleton was a manufacturer of internal combustion engines in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, headquartered in Baltimore MD. The engines the company manufactured could be powered either by natural gas or by gasoline. They were employed for such varied uses as powering riverboats, generating electricity for local power grids, grinding coffee for both industrial coffee processors and coffee shops, and driving submarines. Today these engines can be seen at the Baltimore Museum of Industry, as well as at the Biltmore House in Asheville, NC. The Middleton and Meads Gas Engine Company was incorporated in 1911, mainly to provide service and support for the White-Middleton Gas Engines. The Middleton and Meads Gas Engine Company was replaced in 1917 with The Middleton and Meads Company, as the company focus grew to include truck repair as well as machine shop services. The Middleton and Meads Company was originally located in a three story building at 11 East Lee Street, Baltimore MD. The ground floor was used to provide service for auto and truck springs, chassis repair, front end and axle service, as well as frame repairs. The second story of the building housed a significant machine shop, where General Machine, Drive Line, and Engine work was completed. Offices were on the third floor of the building. During World War Two, the primary focus of the Company was directed in support of the War effort. The Machine Shop operated around the clock to manufacture incendiary devices and fuse holders for the US Military. Support of the War Effort was repeated during the Korean War. As the business grew, so did its footprint. By the mid-1960s, the company incorporated the addresses of 7, 9, 11 and 13 East Lee Street. In 1970, Middleton and Meads moved its operations to 1900 South Hanover Street, Baltimore MD. This new location included two dedicated buildings on almost four acres of property. General Mechanical repair, Spring Shop, Front End repair, as well as Machine Shop were incorporated in one building. The second building was dedicated to Collision Repair and Painting. In 2001, the Company opened the Paint Division on Hamburg Street in Baltimore, MD. This location houses two additional large paint booths, as well as a media blast booth. Then in 2003, Middleton and Meads expanded south, opening a service center in Beltsville, MD. In 2017, the company sold our property on Hanover St. to make room for the expanding retail/residential market in South Baltimore. We decided to expand our footprints at the Part Division. We built and remodeled a large portion of the property. Our address will be 1415 Bush St. The move began in April of 2018. The operations will move from Hanover St. by the middle of 2019. Today, Middleton and Meads continues as a family owned business, specializing in the service of Trucks, Buses, and Emergency Equipment. We provide frame repair, complete suspension and drive train repair, as well as collision work. With 50 employees, our culture is driven around a team atmosphere. We pride ourselves in providing top quality work and being flexible to exceed our customer’s expectations. “Middleton and Meads is your ONE STOP shop for ALL your Vehicle’s NEEDS” QUICK LINKS Home About Us Solutions Parts Employment Blog Contact Us HOMEABOUT USSOLUTIONSPARTSEMPLOYMENTBLOGCONTACT US Baltimore 1415 Bush St. Baltimore, MD 21230 Directions 410-752-5588 Beltsville 10850 Hanna Street, Suite L Beltsville, MD 20705 Directions 301-937-8740 DOWNLOAD OUR LINE CARD TEXA DIAGNOSTIC SOFTWARE © 2019 Middleton & Meads Co. All rights reserved. Website Design & Marketing provided by Adventure Web Interactive | Site Map