Gorham

/ˈɡɔːrhəm/ proper noun

Definition

A city in Maine or a surname, also known as a brand of fine silverware and tableware.

Etymology

From Old English, meaning 'triangular piece of land' or 'muddy homestead.' The place name derives from 'gor' (dirt/filth) and 'ham' (homestead).

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Gorham Silver Company, founded in 1831, became synonymous with luxury American silverware and created pieces for the White House and wealthy families.

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