Jeannette

Terry Perich · Kathleen Perich

2006年4月 · Arcadia Publishing

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128

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關於本電子書

Jeannette, the Glass City, was the first industrial city in Westmoreland County. From Jeannettes founding in 1888 by Pittsburgh industrialist H. Sellers McKee, the city was destined for fame. Jeannette produced more glass in various forms than any other city in the world. At one time there were seven great glass factories in Jeannette, all producing glass that was shipped worldwide. Jeannette was a beautiful planned Victorian town, and the residents were proud of their city. A new form of correspondence became popular: the penny postcard. Jeannette features postcards showing the areas Victorian mansions, workers row houses, factories, schools, churches, businesses, streets, and government buildings.

關於作者

Terry Perich, vice president of the Jeannette Area Historical Society, is a retired social studies teacher and historian. He is the coauthor of Jeannette in the Images of America series. Kathleen Perich, a retired teacher, serves on the executive board of the Jeannette Area Historical Society.