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Innovation Starts Here Du. Pont USA. DUPONT PEOPLE HAVE TRANSFORMED THEIR COMPANY SUCCESSFULLY FOR TWO CENTURIES, MAKING DUPONT ONE OF THE MOST SUCCESSFUL AND SUSTAINED INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISES IN THE WORLD. THEIR STORY MAKES FOR EXCITING HISTORY, AND THIS TIMELINE TELLS HOW THEY DID IT. E. I du Pont. E. I. Pont breaks ground on the Brandywine River for his first powder mills. First Dynamite. The Repauno Chemical Company, founded by Lammot du Pont, becomes the worlds largest producer of dynamite by the 1. Nylon. Wallace Carothers, Ph. D., invents nylon, the worlds first true synthetic fiber and one of the most successful Du. Pont products. 1. Tyvek. After 1. 5 years of development, Tyvek, a spunbonded nonwoven product is introduced. Discovery. The new Du. Pont commitment to basic scientific research survives the Great Depression to yield phenomenal results in synthetic rubber and textiles. Changing Time. Du. Pont makes key contributions to Allied victory in World War II, widens its product offerings to post war consumers and struggles with antitrust charges and larger social and economic tensions. A Search for Direction. Jabber Folder. Du. Pont engages the energy and environmental crises of the 1. View the Previous Milestone. View the Next Milestone. A Vision and Its Evolution. E. I. Du. Pont. Eleuthre Irne E. I. du Pont 1. 77. July 1. 9, 1. 80. He had studied advanced explosives production techniques with the famous chemist Antoine Lavoisier. He used this knowledge and his intense interest in scientific explorationwhich became the hallmark of his companyto continually enhance product quality and manufacturing sophistication and efficiency. He earned a reputation for high quality, fairness and concern for workers safety. E. I. du Pont was the younger of two sons born to Paris watchmaker Pierre Samuel du Pont who, by the 1. At age 1. 4, E. I. Frances central powder agency. There he had studied advanced explosives production techniques with the famous chemist Antoine Lavoisier. In 1. 79. 1, after the onset of the French Revolution, he gave up powder making to assist in his fathers small printing and publishing business. The du Ponts moderate political views proved a liability in revolutionary France. In 1. 79. 7 a mob ransacked their printing shop and they were briefly imprisoned. In late 1. 79. 9 they fled to America. When he arrived in America in January 1. E. I. brought much more than powder making expertise and capital raised from French investors. He had spent several years studying botany and he shared his fathers ideals about scientific advancement and creating a harmonious relationship between capital and labor. E. I. du Pont returned to France only once in 1. He broke ground for his first powder mills on the Brandywine River on July 1. He spent the remainder of his life keeping them, going through explosions, floods, financial straits, pressures from nervous stockholders, and labor difficulties. Although his personal reputation for honesty and renown for his companys product eventually brought success, du Pont never relaxed his vigilance. E. I. was a pillar of the community, contributing to causes such as poor relief, help for the blind, and free public education. He was a Director of the Farmers Bank of the State of Delaware and the Second Bank of the United States. He was also an inventor and a gentleman scientist. E. I. s wife, Sophie Dalmas du Pont, died in 1. Three years later the American painter, Rembrandt Peale, captured the powdermans sense of loss and the strain of constant worry about his company. In the fall of 1. E. I. collapsed from heart failure while in Philadelphia on business. He died the next day, October 3. Brandywine. Prev. Next. View the Previous Milestone. View the Next Milestone. A Vision and Its Evolution. Wilmington, DelawareI have bought property on Brandywine Creek near Wilmington, State of Delaware. These words, written by E. I. du Pont in 1. 80. Du. Pont Company and the city of Wilmington. Established by Quaker merchants in the 1. Wilmington was a milling and grain shipping center for farmers in Delaware and southeastern Pennsylvania. In 1. 80. 2 E. I. Wilmington, intending to harness the Brandywine Rivers power and to use the citys port for shipping. Du. Pont provided business to local artisans and shopkeepers and employed area residents, but Wilmington residents remained uneasy about the danger of explosives manufacture so close to the city. Their fears were realized in 1. Du. Pont responded quickly to the tragedy, compensating the bereaved families and paying for rebuilding and repairs. As the company diversified into new explosives in the late 1. Du. Pont operations spread throughout the Wilmington area. In 1. 88. 0 Lammot du Pont built the Repauno Chemical Company, a dynamite plant located across the Delaware River from Wilmington at Gibbstown, N. J. Ten years later, Du. Pont opened a smokeless powder plant at Carneys Point, also on the New Jersey side of the river. Following the 1. 90. Experimental Station, a general research laboratory, across the Brandywine River from Du. Ponts first mills. Du. Ponts consolidation of the powder making industry after 1. President T. Coleman du Pont advocated moving the company to New York City, but cousins Pierre and Alfred insisted that Du. Pont should remain near the Brandywine. Coleman agreed to keep the company local as long as the headquarters were close to banks, railroad connections and hotel facilities, a compromise that brought Du. Pont to downtown Wilmington. In 1. 90. 5 the Du. Pont Building was completed at the northwest corner of Tenth and Market streets. Seven years later, the company added the 2. Hotel du Pont, the most elegant and costly hotel ever built in Wilmington. Wilmington was a small industrial city with modest buildings and limited infrastructure, and Du. Pont executives recognized that the city would have to grow along with the company. Pierre du Ponts assistant, John J. Raskob, worked with city officials to build a new courthouse and public park across from the Du. Pont Building. Coleman personally financed construction of a highway from Delawares southern border to Wilmington and pushed for a number of other roads leading to the city. Demands for Du. Pont powder during World War I created jobs and with them came new housing, including Wawaset, a planned community built by Du. Pont for white collar employees. Changes such as these signaled a shift in the citys economic base from industrial production to corporate management. During the Great Depression, Pierre helped form a city relief committee to assist the jobless in Wilmington. The citys fortunes improved during World War II, when Du. Ponts sales nearly tripled. Since World War II, Du. Ponts further diversification and success in the chemical industry has strengthened Wilmingtons economy and extended benefits to the surrounding suburbs. Beyond a purely business relationship, Du. Pont has been committed to community outreach in the Wilmington area. In the early 1. 92. Wilmington Institute Free Library and supported the Delaware Art Museum. In 1. 95. 1 Du. Pont created the Hagley Museum and Library on the site of the companys original mills, providing scholars and the general public unique insight into the areas industrial past. The company and family have also helped meet the needs of Wilmingtons children. In the 1. 92. 0s and 1. Pierre worked tirelessly to reform public schooling in Wilmington and throughout Delaware.