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Fulton County historian Lewis G. Decker brings to life the history of Gloversville, New York, in this unprecedented pictorial collection. The first book to be published about the city since 1853, Gloversville traces the people and places of this unique community from the beginnings of photography. Take a trip down memory lane to discover an earlier time in our nationas history. Named for its prominent industry, Gloversvilleas glove factories never shut down, even during the Depression. In the past, it was advertised that a young man could readily find an industrious wife in Gloversville; ladies were usually sought after to sew in the factories. Among the notable residents of old Gloversville is Samuel Goldfish, an immigrant who came to work in the leather industry before moving west; he changed his name to Goldwyn and formed Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) Studios. Another former resident, Lucius Littauer, graduated from Harvard, was elected to Congress, and later served as an advisor to Teddy Roosevelt. Discover the many others who shaped the townas history in this fascinating and engaging pictorial collection.Produktkennzeichnungen
EAN9780738564265
ISBN9780738564265
eBay Product ID (ePID)162575026
Produkt Hauptmerkmale
FormatTaschenbuch
Erscheinungsjahr1998
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AutorLewis G. Decker
SprachausgabeEnglisch
SerieImages of America Arcadia Pub
Seiten128 Seiten