Bartholemew Company, operating in the United States from 1902 to 1925, was an automobile manufacturer based in Peoria, Illinois and best known for producing the Glide automobile. Founded by J. M. Bartholemew, the company became one of the more successful independent automakers of the Brass Era, building a range of passenger vehicles noted for their quality construction and reliability. Characterized by steady growth, sound engineering, and a reputation for durable automobiles, the company remained active until ceasing operations in 1925.