What is "wickstrom"

Wickstrom may refer to:

• James Wickstrom, a far right radio talk-show host as well as a purported Christian Identity minister
• George Wickstrom and Bernie Wickstrom, father and son owners of The Zephyrhills News, a weekly broadsheet newspaper in Pasco County, Florida, U.S.A.
• Rob Wickstrom, the husband of Mary Elizabeth McDonough, an American actress most famous for her role as "Erin Walton" in the series The Waltons
• Pelle Wickstrom, a swimmer of the 4 × 200 m Freestyle Relay in the 1980 Summer Olympics
• John B. Wickstrom, author of "The Humiliati: Liturgy and Identity"

Wickström is a Finnish family, originally from Swedish speaking Ostrobothnia associated with the production of automobiles and marine engines.

John Wickström built Chicago’s first automobile in 1898 in his factory, Chicago Motor Cycle Co. An improved model, the Caloric II was debuted in 1901.

The company in Finland, the Bröderna Wickströms Motor Factory Ab in Vaskiluoto, Vaasa built boat engines under the Wickström brand. Between 1906-1980, a total of 30,000 motors were manufactured.