History

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A history of Lawrence from the native tribes of the surrounding areas, the rivers and their sources, original colonists, founding of Lawrence, the Essex Company, building dams, Lawrence in a 'nutshell', Lawrence municipal structure, industries, church history, bridges, mercantile development, social and fraternal organizations, fall of the Pemberton Mill, industrial upheaval of 1912, The Strike of 1812, wars of '61 and '98, Lawrence in WWI.

spine pulled from book at front and back; title page separated from rest of book, but not fully separated

A history of Lawrence from the native tribes of the surrounding areas, the rivers and their sources, original colonists, founding of Lawrence, the Essex Company, building dams, Lawrence in a 'nutshell', Lawrence municipal structure, industries, church history, bridges, mercantile development, social and fraternal organizations, fall of the Pemberton Mill, industrial upheaval of 1912, The Strike of 1812, wars of '61 and '98, Lawrence in WWI.

spine pulled from book at front and back; title page separated from rest of book, but not fully separated

A history of Lawrence from the native tribes of the surrounding areas, the rivers and their sources, original colonists, founding of Lawrence, the Essex Company, building dams, Lawrence in a 'nutshell', Lawrence municipal structure, industries, church history, bridges, mercantile development, social and fraternal organizations, fall of the Pemberton Mill, industrial upheaval of 1912, The Strike of 1812, wars of '61 and '98, Lawrence in WWI.

This is a book written about Irish immigration and the trials & tribulations. The book is not about Lawrence Irish but was given as a gift from James Gilmartin's wife to him. On the second page of the book is a poem written by his wife, Jesse: "I look up and he looks down/And thus our married eyes can meet/Unclouded his and clear of frown/and gravely sweet"

This is a book written about Irish immigration and the trials & tribulations. The book is not about Lawrence Irish but was given as a gift from James Gilmartin's wife to him. On the second page of the book is a poem written by his wife, Jesse: "I look up and he looks down/And thus our married eyes can meet/Unclouded his and clear of frown/and gravely sweet"

This is a book written about Irish immigration and the trials & tribulations. The book is not about Lawrence Irish but was given as a gift from James Gilmartin's wife to him. On the second page of the book is a poem written by his wife, Jesse: "I look up and he looks down/And thus our married eyes can meet/Unclouded his and clear of frown/and gravely sweet"

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A publication geared to students that was a product of "a cooperative endeavor of the Public schools of Newton, Massachusetts, the Business History Group of the Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration, and the Harvard Graduate School of Education." The aim of the project was to integrate economics into a secondary school social studies curriculum. This short publication uses the J.P. Stevens Company as a case study for students to examine history, economic decisions and their impact. Contents include: The Stevens Family of North Andover; Production Begins at Andover; The Era of Moses T. Stevens, 1865-1907; J.P. Stevens and Company in the 20th Century and a bibliography. 33 pages. Inside front cover is an article from dated 1/76 from the Lawrence Eagle Tribune entitled "J.P. Stevens is the object of a boycott."

Cover is a faded only a little. Nothing ripped or torn.

A publication geared to students that was a product of "a cooperative endeavor of the Public schools of Newton, Massachusetts, the Business History Group of the Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration, and the Harvard Graduate School of Education." The aim of the project was to integrate economics into a secondary school social studies curriculum. This short publication uses the J.P. Stevens Company as a case study for students to examine history, economic decisions and their impact. Contents include: The Stevens Family of North Andover; Production Begins at Andover; The Era of Moses T. Stevens, 1865-1907; J.P. Stevens and Company in the 20th Century and a bibliography. 33 pages. Inside front cover is an article from dated 1/76 from the Lawrence Eagle Tribune entitled "J.P. Stevens is the object of a boycott."

Cover is a faded only a little. Nothing ripped or torn.

A publication geared to students that was a product of "a cooperative endeavor of the Public schools of Newton, Massachusetts, the Business History Group of the Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration, and the Harvard Graduate School of Education." The aim of the project was to integrate economics into a secondary school social studies curriculum. This short publication uses the J.P. Stevens Company as a case study for students to examine history, economic decisions and their impact. Contents include: The Stevens Family of North Andover; Production Begins at Andover; The Era of Moses T. Stevens, 1865-1907; J.P. Stevens and Company in the 20th Century and a bibliography. 33 pages. Inside front cover is an article from dated 1/76 from the Lawrence Eagle Tribune entitled "J.P. Stevens is the object of a boycott."

Cover is a faded only a little. Nothing ripped or torn.

A publication geared to students that was a product of "a cooperative endeavor of the Public schools of Newton, Massachusetts, the Business History Group of the Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration, and the Harvard Graduate School of Education." The aim of the project was to integrate economics into a secondary school social studies curriculum. This short publication uses the J.P. Stevens Company as a case study for students to examine history, economic decisions and their impact. Contents include: The Stevens Family of North Andover; Production Begins at Andover; The Era of Moses T. Stevens, 1865-1907; J.P. Stevens and Company in the 20th Century and a bibliography. 33 pages. Inside front cover is an article from dated 1/76 from the Lawrence Eagle Tribune entitled "J.P. Stevens is the object of a boycott."