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The Factory Made of Glass That Watched Everyone

In 1893, John Patterson built a factory made of glass—80% glass walls that let in light and let him watch every worker, every moment. He invented modern workplace welfare. He trained the founder of IBM. He was convicted of federal crimes. He saved Dayton from a flood. And then every building he built was demolished, leaving only contaminated soil. This is the story of the Daylight Factory: the most progressive—and most surveilled—workplace in American history. Historical images from public domain archives (Library of Congress, Wikimedia Commons) used under fair use for educational commentary. All rights remain with their respective owners.