[PDF.42ig] Waterbury 1890-1930 (CT) (Postcard History Series)

Waterbury 1890-1930 (CT) (Postcard History Series)

[PDF.hc98] Waterbury 1890-1930 (CT) (Postcard History Series)

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 | #2581229 in Books |  Arcadia Publishing |  2003-07-30 |  2003-08-04 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 |  9.16 x.34 x6.56l,.69 | File type: PDF | 128 pages

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||0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.| Five Stars|By Carol Ann Laferriere|My mother, age 91, is really enjoying this look back at where she grew up.|About the Author|John Wiehn and Mark Heiss, residents, history fans, and ephemera collectors, tell the story of Waterbury during a pivotal moment in time. Using vintage postcards, they reveal the time when Waterbury, the Brass City, literally turned brass into g

The clock tower, the horse fountain, the Palace Theater, the curved building on Grand and Meadow Streets, abandoned mills, buried rivers, railroads to nowhere-these are some of the familiar and not-so-familiar landmarks of Waterbury. Who built them and why? Waterbury: 1890-1930 is a step back to a time when Waterbury was a major industrial center. Expanding factories were at peak production, churning out enormous quantities of brass products, and the city was struggling ...

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