Rosen & Berger Auto Recyclers & Scrap Metals

Rosen & Berger was established by David Rosen just before the U.S. got involved in World War 2. He was sole owner of the fledgling auto parts company, then located on South Main Street near the Vermont State Fairgrounds, until Louis Berger bought an interest some years later. The partners moved the business to it's present Route 4 location and operated it together until Berger retired in 1968, leaving his share to his son, Larry. James Tinney, a transplanted New Jerseyite, who had been Rutland City's superintendent of schools, bought out Rosen in 1972.

Rosen & Berger was established by David Rosen just before the U.S. got involved in World War 2. He was sole owner of the fledgling auto parts company, then located on South Main Street near the Vermont State Fairgrounds, until Louis Berger bought an interest some years later. The partners moved the business to it's present Route 4 location and operated it together until Berger retired in 1968, leaving his share to his son, Larry. James Tinney, a transplanted New Jerseyite, who had been Rutland City's superintendent of schools, bought out Rosen in 1972.